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textMessage.setEffect(dShadow);
textMessage.setFill(color);
textMessage.setFont(Font.font(null,
FontWeight.BOLD, 35));
textMessage.setTranslateY(50);
return textMessage;
}
} // end of the RespondingToHtmlEvents class
Figure 17-9
shows the weather application displaying a warning message after a
user has pressed the Panic button. To remove the warning message, you can press the
Calm Down button.
Figure 17-9
.
Weather application displaying a warning message
How It Works
The example in this recipe adds features to the weather application (from Recipe 17-3)
that respond to HTML events. The application is similar to the previous recipe, except
that it contains HTML buttons on the web page to be rendered onto the
WebView
