Due Date: Monday, October 30, 2023.

In this lab, we will implement a project that contains a GUI. We will use the JavaFX package that is already integrated in NetBeans.

a. Scene Builder

For this homework, we need the NetBeans IDE. If you don't have Apache NetBeans installed on your computer, see Lab 1 for installation details.

Download the Scene Builder application from
https://gluonhq.com/products/scene-builder/

After installing the application, open NetBeans. Go to the Tools menu, then Options. Click on the Java tab, then on JavaFX. Next to the Scene Builder Home, click on Browse, and then choose the folder where the Scene Builder application was installed. Typically this is C:\Program Files\SceneBuilder\. Also click the option to save all the opened files before launching Scene Builder.

Download the following zip file:
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/examples/zipfiles/learn-CelsiusConverterProject.zip.
Save it to your class folder or some other folder that you can easily remember, and then extract the folder stored inside it and place it in the same location.

Follow the steps described at https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/learn/settingup.html to setup a project using this resource. There are some small differences with the instructions, as follows:

• When you create a project, there is no more "General" category. You can find the Java Application they mention under the Maven category.
• What they call the Inspector is now called Navigator.
• To change the text of the different components, look on the right side of the window to the Properties, and edit the one labeled "text".
• When you select the main class for the application, which you need to do when you run it, you can check the button "Remember it permanently" so that you don't have to do it again when you close the project and open it again.
• When you run the application the first time, it will most likely install and/or configure some additional resources and output a bunch of log messages. This is normal, and just let it run its course until the application window is displayed.

b. Screen Shots.   Once you are done and the application is running properly, take a screen shot of the IDE window showing the Design area, and of the running application window (they can be a single screen shot). You will need to submit this with the homework.

Upload the screen shot and the CelsiusConverterGUI.java file to Canvas in Assignments - Lab 8.