It is my understanding that calling JavaFX from Java is not well supported at this time. However, here are two blog posts that at least touch on the subject:
I think a more natural solution is to provide an access point in your Java code and set up JavaFX to periodically poll for new updates, i.e. JavaFX asks for new data rather than having Java tell it.
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据我了解，目前还不能很好地支持从 Java 调用 JavaFX。 不过，这里有两篇博客文章至少触及了该主题：
我认为更多自然的解决方案是在 Java 代码中提供一个访问点并设置 JavaFX 定期轮询新更新，即 JavaFX 请求新数据而不是让 Java 告诉它。
It is my understanding that calling JavaFX from Java is not well supported at this time. However, here are two blog posts that at least touch on the subject:
I think a more natural solution is to provide an access point in your Java code and set up JavaFX to periodically poll for new updates, i.e. JavaFX asks for new data rather than having Java tell it.