public class DVD implements Comparable { private String title; private int year; private int duration; public DVD () { this ("",0,0); } public DVD (String newTitle, int y, int minutes) { title = newTitle; year = y; duration = minutes; } public int compareTo(Object obj) { if (obj instanceof DVD) { DVD aDVD = (DVD)obj; return title.compareTo(aDVD.title); } return 0; } public String getTitle() { return title; } public int getDuration() { return duration; } public int getYear() { return year; } public void setTitle(String t) { title = t; } public void setDuration(int d) { duration = d; } public void setYear(int y) { year = y; } public String toString() { return ("DVD (" + year + "): \"" + title + "\" with length: " + duration + " minutes"); } public static void main(String args[]) { System.out.println(DVD.parseFrom("Rush Hour 2,2001,118")); } } 

import javafx.scene.control.Button; import javafx.scene.layout.Pane; public class DVDButtonPane extends Pane { private Button addButton, deleteButton, statsButton; public Button getAddButton() { return addButton; } public Button getDeleteButton() { return deleteButton; } public Button getStatsButton() { return statsButton; } public DVDButtonPane() { Pane innerPane = new Pane(); // Create the buttons  addButton = new Button("Add"); addButton.setStyle("-fx-font: 12 arial; -fx-base: rgb(0,100,0); -fx-text-fill: rgb(255,255,255);"); addButton.relocate(0, 0); addButton.setPrefSize(90,30); deleteButton = new Button("Delete"); deleteButton.setStyle("-fx-font: 12 arial; -fx-base: rgb(200,0,0); -fx-text-fill: rgb(255,255,255);"); deleteButton.relocate(95, 0); deleteButton.setPrefSize(90,30); statsButton = new Button("Stats"); statsButton.setStyle("-fx-font: 12 arial;"); statsButton.relocate(210, 0); statsButton.setPrefSize(90,30); // Add all three buttons to the pane  innerPane.getChildren().addAll(addButton, deleteButton, statsButton); getChildren().addAll(innerPane);//, titleLabel);  } } 

public class DVDCollection { public static final int MAX_DVDS = 100; private DVD[] dvds; private int dvdCount; public DVDCollection() { dvds = new DVD[MAX_DVDS]; } public DVD[] getDvds() { return dvds; } public DVD[] getDVDList() { DVD[] list = new DVD[dvdCount]; for (int i=0; idvdCount; i++) list[i] = dvds[i]; return list; } public int getDvdCount() { return dvdCount; } public String toString() { return ("DVD Collection of size " + dvdCount); } public void add(DVD aDvd) { if (dvdCount MAX_DVDS) dvds[dvdCount++] = aDvd; } public boolean remove(String title) { for (int i=0; idvdCount; i++) { DVD d = dvds[i]; if (dvds[i].getTitle().equals(title)) { dvds[i] = dvds[dvdCount-1]; dvdCount--; return true; } } return false; } public static DVDCollection example1() { DVDCollection c = new DVDCollection(); c.add(new DVD("If I Was a Student", 2007, 65)); c.add(new DVD("Don't Eat Your Pencil !", 1984, 112)); c.add(new DVD("The Exam", 2001, 180)); c.add(new DVD("Tutorial Thoughts", 2003, 128)); c.add(new DVD("Fried Monitors", 1999, 94)); return c; } } 

import javafx.application.Application; import javafx.scene.Scene; import javafx.scene.layout.Pane; import javafx.stage.Stage; public class DVDCollectionApp1 extends Application { private DVDCollection model; public DVDCollectionApp1() { model = DVDCollection.example1(); } public void start(Stage primaryStage) { Pane aPane = new Pane(); // Create the view  DVDCollectionAppView1 view = new DVDCollectionAppView1(); aPane.getChildren().add(view); primaryStage.setTitle("My DVD Collection"); primaryStage.setResizable(false); primaryStage.setScene(new Scene(aPane)); primaryStage.show(); } public static void main(String[] args) { launch(args); } } 

import javafx.scene.control.Label; import javafx.scene.control.ListView; import javafx.scene.layout.Pane; public class DVDCollectionAppView1 extends Pane { private ListView tList; private ListView yList, lList; private DVDButtonPane buttonPane; public ListView getTitleList() { return tList; } public ListView getYearList() { return yList; } public ListView getLengthList() { return lList; } public DVDButtonPane getButtonPane() { return buttonPane; } public DVDCollectionAppView1() { // Create the labels  Label label1 = new Label("Title"); label1.relocate(10, 10); Label label2 = new Label("Year"); label2.relocate(220, 10); Label label3 = new Label("Length"); label3.relocate(290, 10); // Create the lists  tList = new ListView(); tList.relocate(10, 40); tList.setPrefSize(200,150); yList = new ListView(); yList.relocate(220, 40); yList.setPrefSize(60,150); lList = new ListView(); lList.relocate(290, 40); lList.setPrefSize(60,150); // Create the button pane  buttonPane = new DVDButtonPane(); buttonPane.relocate(30, 200); buttonPane.setPrefSize(305,30); // Add all the components to the Pane  getChildren().addAll(label1, label2, label3, tList, yList, lList, buttonPane); setPrefSize(348, 228); } } 

import javafx.scene.control.Label; import javafx.scene.control.ListView; import javafx.scene.control.TextField; import javafx.scene.layout.Pane; public class DVDCollectionAppView2 extends Pane { private ListView tList; private TextField tField, yField, lField; private DVDButtonPane buttonPane; public ListView getTitleList() { return tList; } public TextField getTitleField() { return tField; } public TextField getYearField() { return yField; } public TextField getLengthField() { return lField; } public DVDButtonPane getButtonPane() { return buttonPane; } public DVDCollectionAppView2() { // Create the labels  Label label1 = new Label("DVDs"); label1.relocate(10, 10); Label label2 = new Label("Title"); label2.relocate(10, 202); Label label3 = new Label("Year"); label3.relocate(10, 242); Label label4 = new Label("Length"); label4.relocate(120, 242); // Create the TextFields  tField = new TextField(); tField.relocate(50, 200); tField.setPrefSize(500,30); yField = new TextField(); yField.relocate(50, 240); yField.setPrefSize(55,30); lField = new TextField(); lField.relocate(180, 240); lField.setPrefSize(45,30); // Create the lists  tList = new ListView(); tList.relocate(10, 40); tList.setPrefSize(540,150); // Create the buttons  buttonPane = new DVDButtonPane(); buttonPane.relocate(250, 240); buttonPane.setPrefSize(305,30); // Add all the components to the Pane  getChildren().addAll(label1, label2, label3, label4, tField, yField, lField, tList, buttonPane); setPrefSize(548, 268); } } 

import javafx.scene.control.Label; import javafx.scene.control.ListView; import javafx.scene.layout.Pane; public class DVDCollectionAppView3 extends Pane { private ListView dList; private DVDButtonPane buttonPane; public ListView getDVDList() { return dList; } public DVDButtonPane getButtonPane() { return buttonPane; } public DVDCollectionAppView3() { // Create the labels  Label label1 = new Label("Title, Year, Length (min.)"); label1.relocate(10, 10); // Create the lists  dList = new ListView(); dList.relocate(10, 40); dList.setPrefSize(300,250); // Create the buttons  buttonPane = new DVDButtonPane(); buttonPane.relocate(10, 300); buttonPane.setPrefSize(305,30); // Add all the components to the Pane  getChildren().addAll(label1, dList, buttonPane); setPrefSize(310, 330); } } 

1) The tutorial code contains three different Pane classes that represent three different views of a DVDCollection. These classes are called DVDCollectionAppView1, DVDCollection AppView2, and DVDCollectionAppView3. These three views are shown below: Title Year, Length (min) OVDs Length Title Length Stats There is also an application called DVDCollectionApp1 which is used as the controller for the application. That is, it represents the main application onto which the view is attached. Run the DVDCollectionApp1 create a DVDCollectionAppView 2 view instead of a DVDCollectionAppView1 view. Re-run the code and ensure that it looks like the 2nd view above. Change it one more time to a DVDCollectionAppView3 view and make sure that it looks like the third view. Notice how we can simply swap various views in and out of our application with this simple one-line change. This is one advantage of separating the view from the controller in our MVC strategy. 1) The tutorial code contains three different Pane classes that represent three different views of a DVDCollection. These classes are called DVDCollectionAppView1, DVDCollection AppView2, and DVDCollectionAppView3. These three views are shown below: Title Year, Length (min) OVDs Length Title Length Stats There is also an application called DVDCollectionApp1 which is used as the controller for the application. That is, it represents the main application onto which the view is attached. Run the DVDCollectionApp1 create a DVDCollectionAppView 2 view instead of a DVDCollectionAppView1 view. Re-run the code and ensure that it looks like the 2nd view above. Change it one more time to a DVDCollectionAppView3 view and make sure that it looks like the third view. Notice how we can simply swap various views in and out of our application with this simple one-line change. This is one advantage of separating the view from the controller in our MVC strategy