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The Hidden Oracle
Riordan, Rick
AR Quiz No. 181885 EN

After angering his father, Zeus, the god Apollo is cast down from Olympus. He must learn to survive in the modern world until he can somehow find a way to regain Zeus's favor. The plot contains "cartoon" violence. Book #1

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Reading Practice, Vocabulary Practice

ATOS Book Level:	5.1
Interest Level:	Middle Grades (MG 4-8)
AR Points:	13.0
Word Count:	83801
Fiction/Nonfiction	Fiction
Topic - Subtopic:	Fantasy/Imagination-Fantasy; Folklore/Fables/Myths-Folklore/Fables/Myths (All); History-Ancient Greece; People-Parents & Parental Figures; People-Daughters, Sons, & Nonbinary Offspring; Recommended Reading-Junior Library Guild Selection;
Series:	Trials of Apollo;

Publisher	LCCN	ISBN	Year Published	Page Count
Disney * Hyperion	2015045235	978-1-4847-3274-8	2016	376
Disney * Hyperion		978-1-4847-4694-3	2016	376
Disney * Hyperion		978-1-4847-8268-2	2016	376
Disney * Hyperion		978-1-4847-3667-8	2016	376
Disney * Hyperion		978-1-4847-8681-9	2016	376
FollettBound		978-1-5379-5761-6	2017	373
Scholastic, Inc.		978-1-338-24472-4	2017	384

While Oracle originally developed Scene Builder, stewardship of the tool transitioned to Gluon.Depending on your exact project requirements, you have a few avenues to acquire it. Step 1: Locate the Source

Let’s walk through the most reliable method – using Oracle’s archive.

Bundled IDE VersionsCheck if your IDE already has it. Older versions of the NetBeans IDE (specifically versions 7.4 through 8.2) often came with Scene Builder 2.0 integration or suggested it during the initial JavaFX project setup. Installation and Setup Guide

After installation, you can typically find Scene Builder in your system's application dash or launch it from the terminal using the JavaFXSceneBuilder2.0 command.

Select the installer suitable for your operating system (.msi for Windows, .dmg for Mac, or .tar.gz/.deb for Linux). Run the installer and follow the prompts. Windows Default Path: C:\Program Files\Oracle\JavaFX Scene Builder 2.0 Mac Default Path: /Applications/SceneBuilder.app Integrating with IDEs

Note: The exact build number might be b19 or b20 – both are stable final releases of version 2.0.

Bookmark the local help file included in the installation: docs/api/index.html .

Open your browser and go to: www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/java-archive-javafx-downloads.html

Access it via the Oracle JavaFX Scene Builder Archive .

While the official documentation refers to , it's important to know this version is now legacy. It was originally released by Oracle in April 2014 to support the Java Platform, Standard Edition 8 (Java SE 8) and is no longer actively maintained. The current development of Scene Builder is led by Gluon , an open-source company that continues to provide updated builds for modern Java versions.

Save your progress in Scene Builder. Your IDE will automatically refresh with the newly updated FXML markup. Best Practices for JavaFX Scene Builder

Downloading JavaFX Scene Builder 2.0 is a great choice for developers maintaining older JavaFX 8 applications or those who prefer the specific UI layout of the Oracle-era tools. While the industry has moved toward Gluon’s updated versions, the 2.0 release remains a robust, functional piece of software for rapid UI prototyping.

For the most stable and up-to-date experience, download the latest version from the Gluon Scene Builder page . Works with Java 11 through Java 24+.