Usage

The following code serialize the content of a Node (including its children) in a Graphics2D context:

      JFXConverter converter = new JFXConverter();
      converter.convert(node, graphics2D);

The Graphics2D does not need to be the Swing Graphics2D implementation. It can be any class which implements its interface (though Graphics2D is an abstract class).

Setting a background color

It is possible to set a background color to the converted result by calling one of the following methods on the JFXConverter instance:

• setBackground(java.awt.Color)
• setBackground(javafx.scene.paint.Color)
• setBackground(javafx.scene.paint.Color, double opacity)

Adding additional processing to Nodes

It is possible to add custom processing to Nodes and handle Node effects. To do that, you must implement the ConverterListener interface, and set the listener to the converter.

The default DefaultConverterListener class is a particular ConverterListener which:

• Handle containers as groups, if the output format support groups
• Handle JavaFX effects, if the output format support effects

For example:

      JFXConverter converter = new JFXConverter();
      converter.setListener(new DefaultConverterListener());
      converter.convert(node, graphics2D);

Drivers

Several specific drivers are provided with the project. See drivers for more information.

Supported Nodes and CSS properties