I have used IBM's Visual Age for Java for this role. It provides
readable code neatly packaged in it's own class. I can then write the
rest of my code calling methods on the generated class. If I want to
change something in the GUI I can regenerate the GUI code and leave mine
alone. I haven't used the new version yet that supports swing but it
worked well in the old one.
Ben
Rich Johns wrote:
> Does anyone else find themselves saying: I use
> emacs/jde and DO NOT want the overhead of an IDE environment
> just to generate some gui screens.
>
> Does anyone know of a simple gui builder that spits out
> java (swing code would be ideal)? I just want soemthing that
> lets me whip together JPanels that will snap into dialog boxes
> and other places. Doing this sort of thing by hand is kind of
> like making a PB&J sandwich with boxing gloves on.
>
> It'd be great if there was some sort of addon to the emacs/jde that
> provided some lift over hand coding gui screens.
>
> Thanks for any pointers.
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