i am working on a project for getting an overview about bank accounts and their transfers (of my own).
Therefore I create a BorderPane, on top there is a menu bar, on the left there is a nagivation (treeView).
The idea is now, when selecting on a treeItem, the content of the middle part of my BorderPane should change.
So when I click on my first CreditCard which is listed in the Navigation Tree, an overview should appear in the middle of the BorderPane. Therefore I have created a FXML-Document.
When I click on 'Overview', all my CreditCards should appear with an overview like 'amount at beginning of the month' and 'amount now'.
I got a FXML for this look, too.
The problem is: I'm not pretty sure how to handle the controls of each different FXML-File. Should each FXML-File has its own controller?
Or should I just use one controller to handle each interacted control and just call another class to process the information that need to be done?
How would you do it?
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Each FXML file should have its own controller.
Do not try to share a controller between different FXML files, therein lies disaster and pain. Explanation of pain:
- JavaFX multiple FXML and 1 shared controller
- Have multiple FXML files (created in SceneBuilder), but only one controller. Does each scene load it's own copy of the controller?
The idea is that you don't share a controller, instead you share model or objects or an abstracted persistence layer between different controller instances:
