As a library developer, I do not write JavaFX applications. The only time I actually use the JavaFX runtime, is when I write small scripts to reproduce a BUG or in my unit tests.

So for a start, here is what I am aware of. There is a tutorial about how to integrate JavaFX into a Swing application. I know there are efforts going on to BUILD a JavaFX RCPs (RICH Client Platforms) on top of NetBeans and Eclipse although I do not know much about these PROJECTS. They may help, if your application was build on top of the NetBeans or the Eclipse platform. And on our mail alias, there is CURRENTLY an interesting debate about an application framework for JavaFX going on, that you are welcome to join (openjfx-dev@openjdk.java.net).

As a library developer, I do not write JavaFX applications. The only time I actually use the JavaFX runtime, is when I write small scripts to reproduce a bug or in my unit tests.

So for a start, here is what I am aware of. There is a tutorial about how to integrate JavaFX into a Swing application. I know there are efforts going on to build a JavaFX RCPs (Rich Client Platforms) on top of NetBeans and Eclipse although I do not know much about these projects. They may help, if your application was build on top of the NetBeans or the Eclipse platform. And on our mail alias, there is currently an interesting debate about an application framework for JavaFX going on, that you are welcome to join (openjfx-dev@openjdk.java.net).