JavaFX Drag and Drop for Internal and External Communication @GenuineCoder

Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Drag and drop is sometimes the best way to transfer data. JavaFX provides a bunch of methods for implementing drag and drop customized to our needs.

In this video, I have explained how to implement drag and drop between two internal components and a way to accept data from other programs. The ImageView takes image file droped on it and displays it. The Dragboard class from javafx.scene.input package is used for sending and receiving data.

Read more about drag and drop at genuinecoder.com/2016/11/drag-and-drop-in-javafx.html

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