Java javafx.fxml FXMLLoader fields, constructors, methods, implement or subclass

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Subclass

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Constructor

FXMLLoader()
Creates a new FXMLLoader instance.
FXMLLoader(URL location, ResourceBundle resources)
Creates a new FXMLLoader instance.
FXMLLoader(URL location)
Creates a new FXMLLoader instance.
FXMLLoader(Charset charset)
Creates a new FXMLLoader instance.
FXMLLoader(URL location, ResourceBundle resources, BuilderFactory builderFactory, Callback, Object> controllerFactory)
Creates a new FXMLLoader instance.

Method

TgetController()
Returns the controller associated with the root object.
ClassLoadergetDefaultClassLoader()
Returns the default class loader.
ObservableMapgetNamespace()
Returns the namespace used by this loader.
TgetRoot()
Returns the root of the object hierarchy.
Tload()
Loads an object hierarchy from a FXML document.
Tload(InputStream inputStream)
Loads an object hierarchy from a FXML document.
Tload(URL location)
Loads an object hierarchy from a FXML document.
Tload(URL location, ResourceBundle resources)
Loads an object hierarchy from a FXML document.
voidsetBuilderFactory(BuilderFactory builderFactory)
Sets the builder factory used by this loader.
voidsetClassLoader(ClassLoader classLoader)
Sets the classloader used by this loader and clears any existing imports.
voidsetController(Object controller)
Sets the controller associated with the root object.
voidsetControllerFactory(Callback, Object> controllerFactory)
Sets the controller factory used by this loader.
voidsetLocation(URL location)
Sets the location used to resolve relative path attribute values.
voidsetResources(ResourceBundle resources)
Sets the resources used to resolve resource key attribute values.
voidsetRoot(Object root)
Sets the root of the object hierarchy.