Whenever looking for this question on Google I seem to find the same response, but it's either not the answer I'm looking for or I'm lacking a bit of knowledge. What I would like to do is wait for the WebEngine to finish loading before the main thread continues so that I can load my default Google Map API Markers (which must be set in Java as the markers are relative to a number of connections), but I realize doing so would slow down the loading time of the GUI. What would be the best way to make calls to JavaScript without checking if the WebEngine is finished loading each time?

Would it be possible to implement some kind of queue for the JavaScript commands and execute them all once the webEngine is loaded? If so, would that be the best solution? Just trying to figure out how something like this is usually/best handled.

Would it be possible to implement some kind of queue for the JavaScript commands and execute them all once the webEngine is loaded? If so, would that be the best solution? Just trying to figure out how something like this is usually/best handled.

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Would it be possible to implement some kind of queue for the JavaScript commands and execute them all once the webEngine is loaded? If so, would that be the best solution? Just trying to figure out how something like this is usually/best handled.
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No it is not possible to implement some kind of queue for the JavaScript until you get some help from expert, Because it is too difficult to do so...

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Would it be possible to implement some kind of queue for the JavaScript commands and execute them all once the webEngine is loaded? If so, would that be the best solution? Just trying to figure out how something like this is usually/best handled.
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Hey there,

A reliable way to wait for JavaFX2 WebEngine to load before executing JavaScript is by utilizing the WebEngine's getLoadWorker() method in conjunction with an event listener.

Here's a snippet of code to demonstrate:

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WebEngine webEngine = webView.getEngine();
webEngine.getLoadWorker().stateProperty().addListener(
    (observable, oldState, newState) -> {
        if (newState == Worker.State.SUCCEEDED) {
            // Your JavaScript code here
        }
    }
);
webEngine.load("yourURL");

This code sets up a listener to wait for the SUCCEEDED state, indicating that the page has finished loading. Once that happens, your JavaScript code can be safely executed.

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