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China cautious on Afghanistan while Pakistan faces grim situation
New Delhi: Pakistan has been reeling under international pressure on their handling of the Afghan situation and it is conscious of the fact that its role in Afghanistan will increasingly come under scrutiny in the coming days.It is for this reason that Pakistani leaders are nudging the international community to project the idea that Afghanistan is not Pakistan's responsibility, but of the international community.
At the same time, Pakistan has been propagating the theory that in case international support and assistance does not come through, the fall out of any negative developments in Afghanistan could impact the region and the world. The latter is being conveyed in a subtle manner so as not to be seen as part of aggressive posturing by Pakistan.
The fact, however, remains that Pakistan has a far deeper hand in Afghanistan than being portrayed, and it cannot cease from playing this role at this stage. The Pakistani deep state remains well-engrained in the Afghan system at different levels.
Meanwhile, in Kabul, the formation of the interim government has left no room for praising the Taliban or their Pakistani advisors, as the cabinet overwhelmingly comprises hardliners. Domination by the Haqqani group has certainly placed the international community in a state of alarm.
The Taliban has thus squandered away an opportunity for improving its image and has sent out mixed signals about its intentions in terms of government formation and execution of tasks. They have also failed to deliver on women's rights and an inclusive government -- the two core issues on which the international community has been more concerned.
Moreover, the fissures in the Taliban structure and conflict of interest among the senior leaders have also sent out a strong negative message. Reports about differences appearing in the ranks of the Taliban with speculation doing the rounds about Mullah Baradar being injured and even killed, has led to increasing doubts about the credibility of the present government.
If at the very onset, the government has been marred with differences, the scope and possibility of delivery is bound to be limited. If inherent differences do persist, this would only further aggravate as the government starts functioning and critical decisions are taken on a range of issues.
One cannot ignore the fact that given the aggressive character and nature of the leaders and their battle-hardy background, the possibility of their differences precipitating to a level where clashes leading to casualties among them cannot be ruled out.
In such a situation, it would be difficult to sustain the government and the disenchanted factions could come to the fore challenging those in power. The situation could spill into a civil war in the long run. Such a scenario is based on the premise that Pakistan indeed does not have a complete hold on the various political factions and ethnic entities and is seen as favouring certain preferred sections.
Pakistan would thus have to play a cautious role not to be dragged into any internecine conflict in the long run or being blamed for siding with one faction against the other. However, Pakistan seems to be far from adhering to a safe course on this front.
Afghanistan also has a very intricate mesh of various radical entities which have bred in Afghan territory over the years. Whether it is the TTP, ETIM or ISIS-K, these entities would all have to be engaged and brought into the civilized fold over a period of time, though this would remain a difficult and challenging task for the government.
Pakistan's role in this sphere would be critical though the chances of success appear grim at this stage. The years of cross dynamics between these groups that Pakistan has encouraged and played on, will make it difficult for Pakistan to seek a safe compromise with them. If differences continue at the leadership level within the Taliban and the leaders of the disaffected ethnic groups are sidelined, it would only tend to further vitiate the atmosphere.
Most significantly, in the ensuing developments and prevailing uncertainties, the Chinese and the Russians would be wary of supporting the Taliban government whole-heartedly. After the initial euphoria, the Chinese have realised the inherent dangers of getting seeped into the complex political and security maze that prevails in Afghanistan.
There is realisation in the Chinese establishment that under no circumstances can China alone cater to the aid and assistance that Afghanistan has been receiving from the international community over the years. With around 80 per cent of Afghanistan's economy being run through external support, China would not be able to substitute this package.
Moreover, the predictions are that given the prevailing situation, Afghanistan is bound to see a deep downslide in the socio-economic sphere in the coming days, and it would indeed be challenging for China to alone bail the nation out of the crisis.
Any substantial involvement by China in Afghanistan could also divert Chinese attention from the larger Chinese external ventures, including the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The Covid crisis has taught a lesson to the global community that nations have to remain prepared for any eventuality in the form of natural calamities which could draw in significant national resources.
Afghanistan has been known to be a deep well with capacity to absorb endless amount of aid and assistance with no viable outcome. Afghanistan has received around USD 35 billion of aid from the international community between 2002 and 2009, which makes it an average of $5 billion each year.
This is other than the direct aid in the form of support for the Afghan defence forces and handouts of equipment and supplies which are not accounted for. A struggling Afghanistan which is yet to build its own defence forces and security establishment, will require significant amounts for nation building over and above the regular aid. China would have to consider these aspects carefully as dependency on its fair weather friend on this aspect is futile.
The security factor is another aspect that China would have to consider, as the security situation is bound to remain volatile for some time to come. China would be concerned of this aspect, especially going by the US experience.
Besides suffering several casualties, the US military action has also led to generating hatred towards the US across certain cross sections of the Afghan society, especially with collateral damages caused in various operations.
Most significantly, the US has now left Afghanistan without bringing about any perceptible change in the political and security spheres there. Removing the Taliban from power and eventually handing them the reigns of the government after 20 years at the cost of huge expenses and loss of lives, is a learning lesson for all nations keen to engage Afghanistan.
The Russians too had to walk out after a bitter ten year experience dealing with Afghanistan, and would know best why getting involved in Afghanistan as a sole player could be damaging at this stage. At the same time, Russia is concerned about its own security and that of the Central Asian region which it considers as its last frontier of defence against any outflow of radical ideology or narrative from Afghanistan.
Russia has been a victim of radical Islam when it had to deal with the Chechen crisis and has been concerned about the 30 million Muslims in Russia, especially during the hey days of the ISIS. Russia realizes that any involvement in Afghanistan has to be well calibrated and as part of a larger platform rather than going in alone. Iran on the other hand has been keenly observing the developments and would remain focused on the interest and welfare of the Hazaras. Their insistence on an inclusive government is an expression of their unhappiness over the present government formation.
The situation thus remains extremely complex in Afghanistan. Significantly, role of Pakistan's deep state remains a concern for the international community. Inspite of Pakistan trying to play down its role in Afghanistan, the extent of its involvement in Afghanistan in terms of micro managing activities would make it difficult for Pakistan to shun blame for any mishap in Afghanistan in future.
In its desperation to seek strategic depth, Pakistan has bitten more than it can chew without considering the long term implications. Incase the security situation deteriorates further due to political differences and related factors, Pakistan would inevitably get involved in sorting out the mess, thereby further blemishing the credibility of the Afghan government.
Much though Pakistanis have been on a euphoric high after the Taliban takeover, the toxic fallout of any deteriorating politico-security situation would hit Pakistan the most. It would thus be in Pakistan's interest to tread cautiously in Afghanistan and preferably ensure being part of a larger group of nations in the process, instead of making Afghanistan its own fiefdom.
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Latest Update On The Future Of Willian At Chelsea; What Will Happen Now?
According to the latest reports, Chelsea forward Willian has revealed that he is yet to be offered a fresh contract by the Blues. The 31-year-old Brazilian is an important part of the current Chelsea squad. He has also said that he is willing to stay at Stamford Bridge in the future as well.
With the inclusion of the likes of Callum Hudson-Odoi and Christian Pulisic in the side, the Brazilian winger's place has looked in danger. This has happened for the first time since his arrival at the west London club. Current manager Frank Lampard is evidently more inclined towards utilising youth in the team setup. However, he has also said that Willian is an important part of the current Chelsea squad.
Speaking to the media, the former Chelsea midfield ace turned manager said, "He is a very important member of the club and of course I want it to be done but that is obviously both sides have to be happy for that."
Speaking about Willian's contract standoff with the club, the Blues gaffer said, "I said it before it is an ongoing situation with the club in terms of the contract. That is not so much my business."
He also added, "You can see he is playing very regularly for us and playing well and I have said that two-three times in the last month that I am very happy with him so you see where I am at with it."
On the other hand, the 31-year-old winger has also been mouthing his wish to stay at the London club in the future as well. In a recent interview, when he was asked about the contract situation, the Brazilian said, "Honestly I am happy here. I feel happy to play for this club but this situation is not in my hands. It is in theirs. I wait for them."
He added, "They know what I want, what I want to do. They already know so I wait for them."
The Blues have evidently lacked fire-power in their recent outings. This has seen them lose back-to-back matches in the Premier League against Manchester City and West Ham United. The situation is grim and Willian being a reliable attacker, it is important for the Blues to keep an eye on his contract situation.
Willian is a veteran of a staggering 310 matches for the west London club. This is undoubtedly an awesome feat in itself for any top-flight player. He has scored a tally of 55 goals and has dished out 56 assists to show for his efforts. These numbers already show how important a player he is for the Blues.
The brilliant Brazilian has also helped Chelsea to win a number of titles as well. This includes two Premier League trophies and the Europa League. The latter they won in the last season under the reign of their former manager Maurizio Sarri. Now, it remains to be seen whether the Blues let him leave for nothing or reward his loyalty with a new contract.
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Le Fanu J. The Evil Guest
Le Fanu Joseph Sheridan The Evil Guest
Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu was an Irish writer of Gothic novels, one of the most influential ghost story writers of the nineteenth century. Filled with mystery, "The Evil Guest" is a murder story set in Victorian era England. It tells a story of Richard Marston, who lives in poverty with his family. His house slowly decays, and moral principles fade away. This decline reaches its critical point when inhabitants of the mansion find Marston's rich cousin dead in one of the rooms. But who committed the murder?
Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu (1814 -1873) was an Irish writer of Gothic novels, one of the most influential ghost story writers of the nineteenth century. Filled with mystery, "The Evil Guest" is a murder story set in Victorianera England. It tells a story of Richard Marston, who lives in poverty with his family. His house slowly decays, and moral principles fade away. This decline reaches its critical point when inhabitants of the mansion find Marston's rich cousin dead in one of the rooms. But who committed the murder?
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Le Fanu J. In a Glass Darkly II The Room in the Dragon Volant
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Le Fanu J. Ghostly Tales 2 The Haunted Baronet
Le Fanu J. Ghostly Tales IV Dickon the Devil
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Le Fanu J. The Watcher and Other Weird Stories
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Le Fanu J. Ghostly Tales I An Authentic Narrative of a Haunted House
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Le Fanu J. In a Glass Darkly 3 Carmilla
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Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu (1814 -1873) was an Irish writer of Gothic novels, one of the most infl uential ghost story writers of the nineteenth century. With the tradition of collecting the best tales about ghosts, "Ghostly Tales" incorporates four brilliant stories, such as "Ghost Stories of Chapelizod" and "The Ghost and the Bone-setter" and "The Mysterious Lodger".
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Le Fanu S. Madam Crowls Ghost & Other Stories
This title is edited by M.R. James. In 1888 Henry James wrote 'There was the customary novel by Mr Le Fanu for the bedside; the ideal reading in a country house for the hours after midnight'. "Madam Crowl's Ghost and Other Stories" are tales selected from Le Fanu's stories which mostly appeared in "The Dublin University" Magazine and other periodicals, and their haunting, sinister qualities still have an enormous appeal for the modern reader. The great M.R. James, who collected and introduces the stories in this book, considered that Le Fanu 'stands absolutely in the first rank as a writer of ghost stories.' .
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Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu (1814 -1873) was an Irish writer of Gothic novels, one of the most influential ghost story writers of the nineteenth century. Being an intriguing mystery thriller, "Uncle Silas" tells a story of Maud Ruthyn, an orphan stuck in a weird relationship with her uncle. With the help of his son and a mysterious French governess, this man plots to kill the poor girl for her inheritance. The novel considered a classic of horror fiction and one of the best Le Fanu works.
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Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu (1814-1873) was an Irish writer of Gothic novels, one of the most influential ghost story writers of the nineteenth century. "The Purcell Papers II" is a collection of classic short stories. The author filled the book with dark, alluring atmosphere. It immerses the reader in a world of the unknown, even supernatural.
Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu was an Irish writer of Gothic novels, one of the most influential ghost story writers of the nineteenth century. "The Purcell Papers" is a collection of early works of the author, united by one vivid dark theme. All these stories are a prime example of Victorian Gothic art, which inspired a whole genre.
Le Fanu Joseph Sheridan Ghostly Tales 3. Ghost Stories of Chapelizod
Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu (1814 -1873) was an Irish writer of Gothic novels, one of the most influential ghost story writers of the nineteenth century. With the tradition of collecting the best tales about ghosts, "Ghostly Tales" incorporates four brilliant stories, such as "Ghost Stories of Chapelizod" and "The Ghost and the Bone-setter" and "The Mysterious Lodger".
Le Fanu Joseph Sheridan Ghostly Tales IV. Dickon the Devil
Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu was an Irish writer of Gothic novels, one of the most influential ghost story writers of the nineteenth century. "Dickon the Devil" is an early work by the author. It was originally published in 1872. It is a part of "Ghostly Tales" - the most extensive collection of the author's works, containing eleven atmospheric and supernatural stories.
Le Fanu Joseph Sheridan The Mysterious Lodger
Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu (1814-1873) was an Irish writer of Gothic novels, one of the most influential ghost story writers of the nineteenth century. While being one of the early works, "The Mysterious Lodger" still considered as a fine example of horror fiction classics by one of the most prominent authors of the genre.
Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu was an Irish writer of Gothic novels, one of the most influential ghost story writers of the nineteenth century. While being one of the early works, "The Mysterious Lodger" is still considered as a fine example of horror fiction classics by one of the most prominent authors of the genre.
Le Fanu Joseph Sheridan Willing to Die
Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu (1814 -1873) was an Irish writer of Gothic novels, one of the most influential ghost story writers of the nineteenth century. Le Fanu's last major novel "Willing to Die" considered one of the most ambitious and thought-provoking of his works. It is an intricate story about a tragic life that ended too soon.
Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu was an Irish writer of Gothic novels, one of the most influential ghost story writers of the nineteenth century. "Ghost Stories of Chapelizod" is a collection of three brief mystical stories - "The Village Bully", "The Sexton's Adventure", and "The Spectre Lovers" - set in the suburban village of Chapelizod.
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Joseph Thomas Sheridan Le Fanu (1814—1873) was an Irish writer of Gothic novels, one of the most influential ghost story writers of the nineteenth century. Le Fanu's last major novel "Willing to Die" considered one of the most ambitious and thought-provoking of his works. It is an intricate story about a tragic life that ended too soon.


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Letter from Ivan Milat
Framed by former NSW assistant police commissioner Clive Small & Co, A Malicious Court Trial, The Appeal/Review Judiciary Protect Their System 20th June 2019
I have seen TV commercials - Channel 7 Sunday Night - for 23rd June about me. The media certainly has me at death's door, Clive Small exhorting on TV that this is my last chance to confess for the Belanglo State forest crimes and refer to many other murders as well. The TV producer of course will say any lie and use Small as some sort of corroborative source of what is said. I can just imagine it all.
Small is desperate to convince everyone of my guilt, as then no-one looks at his evilness in his frame-up of me, to get rid of the original Paul Onions and Joanne Berry police statements of 25th January 1990, and upon that act, Small proceeded to implicate me as the person who attacked Onions. This enabled Small to enter my home with his frame-up and arrest me, then plant evidence, gun parts and property, alleged to belong to some of the murdered victims. A close examination of all this would reveal the absolute lack of integrity of the evidence.
But Small, desperate to keep me in the spotlight so no-one looks at the true facts, will lie his soul away to cover up any possibility that some true investigator would actually consider to examine the circumstances. Small so zealous to convince Australia of my guilt he seemly forgets his own mortality. I believe he has some heart issues...but Our Lord can see what he did and continues to perpetrate his lies. Small may not realize that he may be on very thin ice- so to speak.
I, from the outset of my arrest, profess my innocence and many appeals later, the Appellate, High Court and numerous applications to the Supreme Court for a judicial inquiry into the circumstances of my conviction for seven murders and for the Paul Onions offense, all unsuccessful. The Supreme Courts each rely upon the Court of Criminal Appeal judgment and refuse to consider my arguments of a miscarriage of justice in my conviction for the murders and of the Onions offense.
The trial judge told the jury as a direction of law of the case against me, "That I either alone or with some other person or persons did murder each of the victims." The twist in this judicial direction was then saying that: "The Crown is unable to prove one or the other of those murder allegations." That it is unable to prove I acted alone, unable to prove I personally inflicted any injury to cause death of any of the seven victims and unable to prove whether I participated with some other person or persons in the seven murders.
The trial evidence, and seen in the judge's summing up transcript, is that the Crown never attempted, never undertook to prove a Crown case that I either alone or in company (another person/persons) committed acts of murder.
The Crown (Mark Tedeschi) raised this case after close of evidence. Tedeschi argued that he was unable to prove I acted alone or in company but the jury can draw a conclusion from some other circumstances/evidence that I must be guilty of the murders.
The trial judge for some unknown reason agreed to the Crown's case, but it was not a proven case and not subject to any trial, examination, no evidence of it was submitted to the jury by the Crown in its case in chief. (Clive Small often says in media interviews since the trial, there was no police evidence to suggest I acted with another/others or even if I acted alone).
It was made up after the trial finished. I had DNA evidence and an alibi that establishes conclusively I was not responsible for three of the deaths, enough to create reasonable doubt. The Crown Prosecutor Tedeschi as you know, relies on lies, innuendo to get a conviction and went all out in his closing final address to persuade the jury that I either alone or in company murdered the victims and they only had to draw a inference of my guilt of murder from the other evidence found in my home and conclude that I must be guilty of the murders.
Unfortunately for me, the trial judge expanded on this alone and in company non-existent facts, and made up facts to implicate me in the murders, to explain away the DNA evidence which excluded me as the person and explain away the alibi for two other deaths, he said obviously the unknown other person/persons did those murders but I was part of this unknown gang and as such I was guilty as they are.
There was no evidence of their identity or numbers, they were completely non-existent, yet the trial judge turned them into evidence for the jury to accept. The twist also, the jury was not required to deliberate as to whether the Crown proved those elements of the murder offenses alleged against me. The judge said the Crown was unable to prove it, does not know (and this is in the transcript). And as such the jury were told to just draw an inference of guilt of me from some other evidence and on that conclude I must be guilty of murder.
I argued in many appeals, the Crown's failure to prove the elements of the murder offenses alleged against me. The Crown in any trial supposedly must prove the facts in its allegations. The Courts refuse to accept my argument and of course, they cannot back down, considering the enormity of what they have covered up.
Can it be a legitimate criminal charge to put to a jury that I either alone or in company committed acts of murder, but the Crown can't prove one or the other and never undertook to do so? What I state is in the trial judge's summing up.
I was judicially framed by the trial judge in directions of law on a non-existent criminal offense. It cannot be a legitimate criminal case to put to a jury when the Crown is unable to prove one fact in its allegations of murder.
For sure I have wellness issues; sometimes I am quite OK; others times it lays me quite low and difficult to engage in any activity; nevertheless I try to keep positive. Please forgive my penmanship; I recognize that it is not how it should be.
You have been a true friend....Our Lord bless you and give you strength. Much regards and respect, Ivan 20.6.19
"The Backpacker Murderer"
Ivan Milat
12-27-1944 Born
10-27-2019 Dead
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Ivan Milat Letters Public Group | Facebook
Part 167 (Conversation #13 with
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Ivan Milat Police Cover Up
Australia's murderous family:
The Milats | 60 Minutes Australia
Interview with mother of witnesses
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Q: Mixing Swing and JavaFX in a Java desktop chat application I know that there are already some question about this, but I can't find my way!
I want to implement a desktop chat application with java which is able to send text,image, video, etc.
Now I am using swing component for my chat conversation window.
I create a JFrame and add JTabbedPane to it inorder to have tab for each new conversation.
for creating each tab I act as follow :

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*create JPanel (I add this to my JTabbedPane as tab)
newtab = new JPanel();
newtab.setLayout(new BoxLayout(newtab, BoxLayout.PAGE_AXIS));

*create JTextPane for display's part of the chat (to have style for conversation like android application such as viber, ....)
I want to be able for following styling:

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*diffrent alignment

*change font, color

*insert JComponent (to show other type of messages )

*setborder of each message round (I don't want the squre one)

*...

context = new StyleContext();
kit = new HTMLEditorKit();
chatPane = new JTextPane();
chatPane.setEditable(false);
chatPane.setContentType("text/html");
chatPane.setEditorKit(kit);
chatPane.setText("");
doc = (HTMLDocument) chatPane.getStyledDocument();
CSS(); // it is for adding ccs style to stylesheet of document
JScrollPane scroll = new JScrollPane(chatPane);
newtab.add(scroll , BorderLayout.CENTER);

My problem is to set perfect stying to my display part, since javax.swing.text.html.CSS provides HTML 3.2 support, so the CSS properties that are supported are limited!
while searching on Internet I find JavaFX, but I don't know is it good to use JavaFX and swing together or even is it possible?!
also which layout manager is better for the JPanel (newtab) to have my JTextPane with scroll.

A: As its already been said, it is possible to mix Swing and JavaFX especially since Java 8 you can do it both ways:

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*Embed Swing Components in JavaFX with SwingNode

*Embed JavaFX Components in Swing with JFXPanel
Recently we had to make the same decision. We had an application and wanted to migrate to JavaFX to get a more modern design and to make use of all the introduced language features like PropertiesBindings etc., which is nicely supported by JavaFX Components.
So first we tried to embed JavaFX in Swing. All new components were embedded with the help of JFXPanel. It was really easy, but from time to time we had some rendering issues which got more and more annoying. "Unfortunatly" we got used to the new JavaFX API, which is why we deceided redesigning our appliction to make it a JavaFX application with some Swing Parts in it, which was possible, when Java 8 was released, since we didn`t wonna waste time on fixing thoses kind of rendering issues. The redesign was actually some work since some concepts are just different. Benefitting from the new API caused some refactorings, we didnt really wonna do in first place.
But then again mixing Swing and JavaFX got a bit fuzzy, and the look and feel of the application didnt really feel convincing, so then we finally removed all Swing Parts and replaced them by JavaFX Components. So far we don`t regret that step, but it was more work then we expected it to be, eventhough we already used patterns like MVP, where only Views had to be refactored, since presenters were (mostly) free from UI stuff (which was really an interesting process, were we learned a lot about MVP and designing an application).
So in conclusion I just can suggest to create a list of views you have and think of all the components you would need and try to find the corresponding components in JavaFX. Make small examples for the most complex components to see if they fullfill all your usecases. If that is the case and you still have enough time to switch to JavaFX I personally would go for a pure JavaFX approach, because of the experiences I made with mixing JavaFX/Swing, especially since your UI design seems to be in an early state. In the end it is just a question of time you have available for your project and if you are really up to learn about the new concepts and components of JavaFX.
Concerning the JavaFX CSS Support, you find a reference here.

A: It IS possible to mix JavaFX and Swing. But I have no experience in it. I just did a little FX-UI for a small project which was pretty nice. Especially the CSS-Feature is great.
According to mixing, I just recently found a blog which discouraged mixing both technologies: http://dlemmermann.wordpress.com/2014/07/17/javafx-tip-9-do-not-mix-swing-javafx/
Maybe this gives you a little help.

A: Recently I was asked same question.
About one month ago I started new project with my team. We use Java 8.0 + JavaFX 2.2.
What problems did I find in JavaFX?

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*It's new technology, so many issues still not answered. And you must look for it own.

*No tray supporting, so you must use java.awt.SystemTray.

Also I found one problem in the design.
For example you want to make beautiful list with cells which contains label which stuck to left side and checkbox about right side. But there is no good way to do it and you have to calculate length of cells and etc..
But JavaFX provide great opportunities for cutomizing GUI. And you can incapsulate your design in jxml file. It's very convient, because it even more separate code from design.
About mixing I think that if platform allows it than you have to use a solution that provided a platform.
And I think that the decision to use JavaFX correct, if only because it is a relatively new technology, developed by Oracle and it probably will soon replace the swing.

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Samiya Ijaz, a 16 year-old student at Pacific Ridge School and a resident of San Diego, is helping put humanity first through her volunteering with the Girl Scouts of America. She began wearing glasses at a young age, and soon realized that while she is able to correct her vision problem with eyeglasses, there are many people in the world who cannot remedy their temporary blindness so easily.
Samiya has been a Girl Scout for several years and has always been a dedicated and active troop member. In 2009, she completed the Girl Scout Silver Award, and in October 2010, she completed the GirlTopia – Toward an Ideal World for Girls journey. She created the "Eyewear For All" project for receiving the Girl Scout Gold Award, which will be awarded after successful completion of the project. Her educational program was one of the few that was selected for Girl Scout Gold Award.
"There is an extreme lack of awareness among people like me who wear glasses. We can benefit others who cannot see, only because they have no access to glasses. I am certain that many households have eyewear that could be put to good use by others. Many around the world are at a health and economic disadvantage because of correctable visual impairment. So, my goal is educating and informing audiences primarily here in San Diego, California and potentially throughout Southern California," says Samiya.
Not only will the "Eyewear for All" project create awareness about the lack of basic eye care in underserved communities, but Samiya will also be collecting eyewear. Along with the presentations and literature Samiya will share in her local community, she plans to leave donation boxes for recycled eyewear at each site she visits. She is collaborating with Lion's Club International and Humanity First's Gift of Sight team to have the eyewear delivered to underserved communities in Central America and Africa.
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Is SoftPOS Technology the Next Big Thing in Payments?
Hervé Thevenin, Global Marketing Manager Vertical Sales at Worldline
#payments
Innovation is thriving in the payments industry. Fuelled by digital transformation, many technological developments have been implemented in the past few years, resulting in a greatly enhanced customer journey. Contactless payments, digital wallets, self-service checkout, omnichannel, BNPL, are examples of tools and methods which are becoming parts of our daily life.
This cycle of innovative changes is not about to stop. There are some exciting technologies which are in early stages of development and which we believe will become prominent in the ecosystem as well. I include Software Point Of Sales (SoftPOS) as one of these.
How SoftPOS works
The purpose of SoftPOS is to transform an NFC-enabled smartphone or tablet into a certified payment terminal just by adding specific software, but no additional hardware. Typically, it applies to a commonly available, Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) device. Some companies however develop specific Android OS devices for their customer's business, and later add further features, such as Zebra Technologies, Toshiba, Diebold Nixdorf, amongst many others. These are known as "enterprise devices".
Because SoftPOS relies upon a device into which you can plug software for payments, the mobile, tablet or enterprise device can also embed additional core and/or business applications.
Android is not the only OS provider that has been adapting this technology. Apple has its own capabilities with a closed working environment. The company has announced the introduction of a solution capable of transforming an IOS device into a payment terminal which is already live in the US. On top of this, the biggest card providers in the market – Visa & Mastercard – have already built their own certification / authorisation solution.
These adopters are clear indicators that SoftPOS technology represents a key milestone for the payment industry.
SoftPOS technology allows smart devices to become secure payment terminals. Furthermore, this terminal will be compliant with all relevant PCI standards required for payment processing. These include the PCI Contactless Payments on COTS (CPoC) Standard, which was adopted in 2019 and which prevents a device from paying beyond the contactless limit (with the exception of dedicated certification programs such as Visa and/or Mastercard) that can be used in conjunction.
Very recently, on 16th November, PCI introduced its latest standard - Mobile Payments on COTS (MPoC) which integrates the latest requirements for developing SoftPOS technology allowing merchants to accept contactless payments on COTS devices, with PIN (Personal Identification Number) and PAN (Primary Account Number) on glass for amounts above the contactless limit.
Benefits for customers
Innovation ideally matches the changing needs and requirements of customers. In the retail, and other industries, SoftPOS has many use-cases and benefits: endless-aisles, assisted sales, pop-up stores, queue-busting, payments on delivery, ticketing etc. For instance, customers already have the ability to pick and order goods and services online as well as pay on their mobile. This is quick and convenient. However, we believe SoftPOS will also enable a simple process while paying in and/or out store. Customers want to avoid the queue; order an item online if not available in store, but pay for it simply and directly from the sales staff equipped with a SoftPOS payment terminal
Another sector in play is hospitality; principally restaurants. Once guests have finished their meal, they need to inform staff that they want to pay and wait to receive the payment terminal. Not to mention that said POS may be already in use causing further delay. However, with SoftPOS the restaurant staff may use the same device to order and get paid for the meal simultaneously.
Benefits for merchants
The most obvious advantage for merchants is the capacity to use only one device for their core business application and payment processing. Of course, linked to that is sustainability and cost reduction, because merchants will no longer have to purchase a specific payment terminal, or handle maintenance concerns as the Android OS enables upgrades to be installed smoothly.
Merchants are always looking for new ways to simplify and improve their customer journey whilst cutting down on costs. We see SoftPOS as a perfect fit and that is what makes this technology so appealing.
Obviously, there are some elements that make us think the ideal business strategy for merchants entails a combination of SoftPOS with traditional payment terminals. The technology as of today, still has some limitations. Having said that, the technology provides huge benefits already – with all the development of specific terminals with specific requirements and (depending on the environment) additional features, all the card scheme possibilities everywhere. So again, it's in the early stages, for sure there will be some interesting developments soon.
Complementary solution
Looking froward, how will this technology find its place in the existing ecosystem? I believe that SoftPOS will become a complementary solution existing alongside traditional payment terminals. I have been discussing with large merchants at some main industry events, such as the Paris Retail Week this past September, and my feeling is that they are extremely interested in this technology but want to have it work alongside traditional payment terminals.
It's hard to say what will happen in the long run. In my opinion, SoftPOS may entirely replace traditional payments, but most certainly not tomorrow or the day after. The whole ecosystem will need to change, and this is a protracted process that will take several years.
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