Swing 101 question
[164 byte] By [marco_wua] at [2007-11-27 8:18:40] 
Dear all I saw my friend can design the java GUI in Netbean. Could anyone please tell me how to start up the java GUI builder in Netbean?Thanks
# 1
This not a Netbeans forum.
However, to do this, Go to File > New File
From the dialog, choose one of the standard Netbeans Forms to start with to create a GUI form with the necessary source code
You can cannot create a GUI from your existing code or classes. You'd have to start a GUI from scratch using netbeans
You can also search the net, and MOST ESPECIALLY, check the Netbeans Application HELP. This should always be your first line of action before posting on these forums
ICE
icewalker2ga at 2007-7-12 20:06:58 >
# 2
> I saw my friend can design the java GUI in Netbean. Why don't you ask your friend?camickra at 2007-7-12 20:06:58 >
# 3
> I saw my friend can design the java GUI in Netbean. > Why don't you ask your friend?No why didn't I think of that?icewalker2ga at 2007-7-12 20:06:58 >
# 4
haha, because I consider everyone in java forum is my friend toothanks a lotmarco_wua at 2007-7-12 20:06:58 >
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