Currently you can turn on FPS logging using a logging property as detailed in this issue:
http://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-997
However, this requires having a properly configured local logging.properties file which is then pointed to by a system property. This system works fine while developing in NetBeans but isn't useful for applets deployed in the field. There should be a simple system property or applet parameter which will turn on printing the FPS to STDOUT. This will let anyone with a JavaFX applet easily turn on FPS printing.
http://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-997
However, this requires having a properly configured local logging.properties file which is then pointed to by a system property. This system works fine while developing in NetBeans but isn't useful for applets deployed in the field. There should be a simple system property or applet parameter which will turn on printing the FPS to STDOUT. This will let anyone with a JavaFX applet easily turn on FPS printing.
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JDK-8090961 Mechanism to report FPS of an arbitrary app (app doesn't call PerformanceTracker) in Prism
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- Open
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JDK-8099037 Need general mechanism to report FPS
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- Resolved
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