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Develop Java graphical user interfaces in minutes for Swing, SWT, RCP and XWT with WindowBuilder Pro’s WYSIWYG, drag-and-drop interface. Use wizards, editors and intelligent layout assist to automatically generate clean Java code, with the visual design and source always in sync.

These instructions assume that you have already installed some flavor of Eclipse. If you have not, Eclipse can be downloaded from http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/. Instructions and system requirements for installing WindowBuilder can be found here.

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WindowBuilder — is a powerful and easy to use bi-directional Java GUI designer

WindowBuilder is composed of SWT Designer and Swing Designer and makes it very easy to create Java GUI applications without spending a lot of time writing code. Use the WYSIWYG visual designer and layout tools to create simple forms to complex windows; the Java code will be generated for you. Easily add controls using drag-and-drop, add event handlers to your controls, change various properties of controls using a property editor, internationalize your app and much more.

WindowBuilder is built as a plug-in to Eclipse and the various Eclipse-based IDEs (RAD, RSA, MyEclipse, JBuilder, etc.). The plug-in builds an abstract syntax tree (AST) to navigate the source code and uses GEF to display and manage the visual presentation.

Generated code doesn’t require any additional custom libraries to compile and run: all of the generated code can be used without having WindowBuilder Pro installed. WindowBuilder Pro can read and write almost any format and reverse-engineer most hand-written Java GUI code. It also supports free-form code editing (make changes anywhere. not just in special areas) and most user re-factorings (you can move, rename and subdivide methods without a problem).

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Installing WindowBuilder on 64-bit Eclipse

I downloaded the Windows 64-bit version of Eclipse.

I went to «Help | Install New Software. » and entered the following URL to get WindowBuilder.

I then saw the following display:

The text of the error is:

I am not allowed to continue.

Pressing cancel and then new project | Other yields no WindowBuilder.

At one point, on a previous installation attempt (I subsequently deleted the contents of the folder and recopied from the zip file.), I got the URL to work, but there was no SWT, just Swing and WindowBuilder. On that attempt, The «Install New Software. » and 2 other links disappeared from the Help menu, so I deleted everything, as I said. I then tried again, but keep seeing this error.

What newer version?

Thought: 1. This morning I had jre 1.7 and jre 1.6 installed on my system, but did not see a point to jre 1.6, so I uninstalled the older version. I did restart the machine afterwards. I notice in the WindowBuilder versions column, see the image, that it says 1.6.1.43. I presume that has nothing to do with jre 1.7? The Window Preferences dialog shows jre 1.7, so I do not think so.

How do I get WindowBuilder/SWT/Swing to install on the 64-bit Eclipse?

UPDATE (will comment on comment shortly): I saw this article on StackOverflow, which said to type in Kepler in the install new software.

I did that and got punished for it, but at least I can forward the images. Basically, the «Install New Software. » menu option and two others disappear, and there is no WindowBuilder on the new project other.

Basically, I think that Eclipse is not quite ready for prime time and has bugs.

I will try to find and download the integrated version. I remember doing that once before, but did not see the integrated version at the eclipse download page, so I downloaded what I saw.

(Okay, I see that link. I just did not realize that was that.)

I am still new to Java programming, as I come from a Microsoft background.

Я загрузил 64-разрядную версию Eclipse Windows.

Я пошел в «Помощь | Установить новое программное обеспечение . » и ввел следующий URL-адрес, чтобы получить WindowBuilder.

Затем я увидел следующий экран:

Мне не разрешено продолжать.

Отмена отмены, а затем новый проект | Другие не дают WindowBuilder.

В какой-то момент, при предыдущей попытке установки (я впоследствии удалил содержимое папки и переписал из zip-файла.), Я получил URL-адрес для работы, но не было SWT, просто Swing и WindowBuilder. В этой попытке «Установить новое программное обеспечение . » и еще две ссылки исчезли из меню «Справка», поэтому я удалил все, как я уже сказал. Затем я попытался снова, но продолжаю видеть эту ошибку.

Какая более новая версия?

Мысли: 1. Утром у меня был jre 1.7 и jre 1.6, установленный в моей системе, но не видел точки для jre 1.6, поэтому я удалил старую версию. После этого я перезапустил машину. Я замечаю в столбце версий WindowBuilder, см. Изображение, что он говорит 1.6.1.43. Я полагаю, что это не имеет ничего общего с jre 1.7? В диалоговом окне «Настройки окна» отображается jre 1.7, поэтому я так не думаю.

Как получить WindowBuilder/SWT/Swing для установки на 64-разрядном Eclipse?

UPDATE (будет комментировать комментарий в ближайшее время): Я видел this article на StackOverflow, в котором говорится ввести тип Kepler в установочном новом программном обеспечении.

Я сделал это и получил за него наказание, но, по крайней мере, могу переслать изображения. В принципе, опция «Установить новое программное обеспечение . » и два других исчезают, а WindowBuilder в новом проекте нет.

В принципе, я думаю, что Eclipse, не совсем готов к прайм-тайм, и есть ошибки.

Я попытаюсь найти и загрузить интегрированную версию. Я помню, как это делал раньше, но не видел интегрированную версию на eclipse download page, поэтому я загрузил то, что увидел.

(Хорошо, я вижу эту ссылку. Я просто не понимал, что было.)

Я еще новичок в программировании на Java, как я родом из фона Microsoft.

Создан 27 фев. 14 2014-02-27 23:46:10 Sarah Weinberger

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Он не устанавливается по умолчанию в Eclipse.

Новая домашняя страница WindowsBuilder Pro находится здесь: http://www.eclipse.org/windowbuilder/
На этой странице в разделе «Текущее состояние» справа написано (выделено мое):

«Добро пожаловать на новую домашнюю страницу WindowBuilder!»

Как установить WindowBuilder в Eclipse.

1) Скопируйте правильную ссылку для вашей версии Eclipse из столбца « Сайт обновления» ( версия выпуска ) на странице загрузки :

2) В главном меню Eclipse выберите « Справка»> «Установить новое программное обеспечение» .

3) В появившемся окне нажмите кнопку Добавить . :

4) В появившемся диалоговом окне в поле « Имя» напишите описательное имя (например, «WindowBuilder Pro») и вставьте правильную ссылку (см. Шаг 1) в поле « Местоположение» . После этого нажмите кнопку ОК :

5) Установите все флажки, которые будут появляться, затем нажмите кнопку « Далее» и установите WindowBuilder:

Другой способ добавить ссылку в список доступных сайтов программного обеспечения:
в главном меню Eclipse выберите « Окно»> «Настройки» , в окне настроек выберите « Установка / обновление»> « Доступные сайты программного обеспечения» , нажмите кнопку « Добавить . » и продолжайте, как описано выше.

Что же касается лучшей альтернативы, то, похоже, WindowBuilder Pro является наиболее предпочтительным: Лучший дизайнер GUI для Eclipse?

Надеюсь это поможет.

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WindowBuilder кажется лучшим графическим дизайнером на данный момент, так как он может анализировать и работать с любым написанным вручную кодом, он не требует никаких дополнительных файлов (xmls и т. Д.). И он всегда пытается сделать наименьшее возможное изменение в коде.

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WindowBuilder теперь включен в Eclipse IDE для разработчиков Java.

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ОБНОВЛЕНИЕ ФЕВРАЛЬ 2017

Пожалуйста, проверьте этот веб-сайт на наличие будущих обновлений, так как он может измениться в любое время.

Обратите внимание, что вы также можете легко получить WindowBuilder на Eclipse Marketplace.

Автор: gagarwa Размещён: 06.02.2017 06:13

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Если вам нужно получить WindowBuilder на компьютере, который подключен к Интернету, это легко. » Используйте Eclipse Marketplace. «

Если ваш компьютер не подключен к Интернету (не может получить доступ к Eclipse Marketplace), вам придется сделать что-то другое для Neon и Oxygen:

Используя первую ссылку в старом ответе, вы нажмете на «Интеграционную версию» для ссылки на интересующую вас версию (4.6, 4.7 и т. Д.). На этой странице вам будет сказано что-то вроде: «Вы близки! Этот URL-адрес является программным хранилищем Eclipse; вы должны использовать его в Eclipse (см. Как)».

Тем не менее, вы можете сделать это самостоятельно, нажав «Показать содержимое каталога» (чуть вниз и влево).

Нажмите на «repository.zip» и загрузите его. Распакуйте его.

В Eclipse выберите «Справка-> Установить новое программное обеспечение . ». Нажмите «Добавить . » в диалоговом окне «Установить». Нажмите «Local . » в диалоговом окне «Добавить репозиторий» и выберите разархивированную папку репозитория в диалоговом окне «Обзор папки». Нажмите «ОК» в этих двух диалоговых окнах, и вы снова окажетесь в окне «Установить».

Вы должны увидеть «WindowBuilder» в большом пустом пространстве. Нажмите «Выбрать все» и «Далее>». Там могут быть некоторые проблемы с SWT. Вы можете оказаться на странице под названием «Страница исправления установки». Нажмите «Далее>».

На странице «Сведения об установке» нажмите «Далее>».

Согласитесь с лицензией (нажмите «Я принимаю . ») и нажмите «Готово».

Eclipse Window Builder Tutorial for GUI Creation

Posted by: Mohanraj Gurubatham in Eclipse December 24th, 2015 1 Comment Views

1.Introduction

In this example, we will show you how to develop Java GUI Application using Eclipse WindowBuilder plug-in.

Eclipse WindowBuilder is a powerful and easy to use bi-directional Java GUI designer that makes it very easy to create Java GUI applications without spending a lot of time writing code to display simple forms.

The bi-directional Java GUI designer means the developer can seamlessly move between a Drag n’ Drop designer and the generated code.

Using Eclipse WindowBuilder, the developer will enjoy creating Java GUI based applications. One can create complicated windows in minutes using WindowBuilder.

WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) layout tools in WindowBuilder are used to generate back-end java code by drag-and-drop of components to the container.

2.Simple Java Window Application

Now, we will see how fast a simple Java GUI application can be created uisng Eclipse WindowsBuilder.

2.1 System requirements

Tools required to run this example are:

2.1.1 Eclipse

WindowBuilder is built as a plug-in to Eclipse. ‘Eclipse for RCP and RAP Developers’ is the default IDE bundled with ‘Windows Builder’ plug-in. This IDE has a complete set of tools for developers who want to create Eclipse plug-ins, Rich Client Applications (RCA).

Download ‘Eclipse for RCP and RAP Developers’ from here. Please refer the picture given below to identify the correct IDE.

Eclipse IDE for RCP and RAD

2.1.2 Java

• Download Java SE 7 or above from here

3. Open New Project

Let us create a new ‘SWT/JFace Java Project’ to see the usage of WindowBuilder for building GUI components. Open ‘File – New – Other’ and then click ‘SWT/JFace Project’ as depicted below

SWT/JFace Java Project

The reason for creating new project as ‘SWT/JFace Java Project’ is to have all the necessary JARs and native libraries included by the IDE itself. Otherwise, you have to add all these dependent JARs and native libraries on your own.

The Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT) is a graphical widget toolkit to be used with the Java platform. It provides a portable graphics API independent of the OS but that relies on the native widgets.

JFace is a UI toolkit with classes for handling many common UI programming tasks. JFace is window-system-independent in both its API and implementation, and is designed to work with SWT without hiding it.

JFace is a higher-level user interface toolkit that uses the raw SWT widgets to provide model-driven widgets, and to some extent some functionality that isn’t available in the Swing libraries, such as advanced editors, dialog boxes, and wizards.

4. New SWT Application

Let us add widget to the project. As a main window, create Application Window as shown below. Right click on the project and select ‘New – Other – Window Builder – SWT Designer – SWT – Application Window’. And then click ‘Next’

Enter Class Name and click ‘Finish’

A basic window application has been created. Window Builder can be used to get your UI up and running quickly. Click ‘Design’ tab as shown below.

Basic Window Application

Now, you will see the graphical representation (Design View) of your code.

This application can be simply executed like any other java program with main method. Right click on the class name and ‘Run As – Java Application’

As we have not yet added any other elements, you will see a simple window popping-up as a result of the execution.

5. Components in the editor

As shown above, the editor is composed of the following major components:

• Design View – the main visual layout area.
• Source View – write code and review the generated code
• Structure View – composed of the Component Tree and the Property Pane.
  • Component Tree – shows the hierarchical relationship between all of the components.
  • Property Pane – displays properties and events of the selected components.
• Palette – provides quick access to toolkit-specific components.
• Toolbar – provides access to commonly used commands.
• Context Menu – provides access to commonly used commands.

6. Editor Features

The editor supports the following major features;

• Bi-directional Code Generation – read and write almost any format and reverse-engineer most hand-written code
• Internationalization (i18n) / Localization – externalize component strings, create and manage resource bundles.
• Custom Composites & Panels – create custom, reusable components.
• Factories – create custom factory classes and methods.
• Visual Inheritance – create visual component hierarchies.
• Event Handling – add event handlers to your components.
• Menu Editing – visually create and edit menubars, menu items and popup menus.
• Morphing – convert one component type into another.

7. Layouts in SWT

Layouts are non-visible widgets used to give GUI windows a specific look and it helps to control the position and size of children in a Composite.

To make sure the GUI application developed in one environment works perfect in another platform, Java provides a system of portable layout managers. We use these layout managers to specify rules and constraints for the layout of the UI in a way that will be portable.

Layout managers gives you the advantages as given below,

• Correctly positioned components that are independent of fonts, screen resolutions, and platform differences.
• Intelligent component placement for containers that are dynamically resized at runtime.
• Ease of translation. If a string increases in length after translation, the associated components stay properly aligned.

SWT Designer supports the following layout managers.

Layout Manager	Description
AbsoluteLayout	AbsoluteLayout or Null Layout helps to specify the exact position, the width and the height of components. In a generic environment where the size of the screens may vary, this layout manager should be avoided.
FillLayout	FillLayout is the simplest layout class. It lays out controls in a single row or column, forcing them to be the same size.
RowLayout	Puts the widgets in rows or columns and allows you to control the layout with options, e.g., wrap, spacing, fill and so on.
GridLayout	Arranges widgets in a grid.
FormLayout	Arranges the widgets with the help of the associated attachments.
StackLayout	A StackLayout object is a layout manager for a container. It treats each component in the container as a card. Only one card is visible at a time, and the container acts as a stack of cards.
BorderLayout	BorderLayout lays out a container, arranging and resizing its components to fit in five regions: north, south, east, west, and center. Each region may contain no more than one component, and is identified by a corresponding constant: NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, WEST, and CENTER.
BoxLayout	BoxLayout allows multiple components to be laid out either vertically or horizontally. The components will not wrap so, for example, a vertical arrangement of components will stay vertically arranged when the frame is resized. Nesting multiple panels with different combinations of horizontal and vertical gives an effect similar to GridBagLayout, without the complexity.
FlowLayout	A flow layout arranges components in a left-to-right flow, much like lines of text in a paragraph. Flow layouts are typically used to arrange buttons in a panel. It will arrange buttons left to right until no more buttons fit on the same line.

8. New UI Page

We will now design a new Login UI page using Window Builder. For this normal size screen, we will continue with the default (absolute) layout. We are going to have an image, two labels, one text field, one password field and a button on the screen.

To display image use CLabel widget. CLabel supports aligned text and/or an image and different border styles.

As shown below, click ‘CLabel’ once and keep your cursor on the screen and click. Now, the ‘CLabel’ is placed on the screen.

Let us attach an image with ‘CLabel’. For this, you need to have an image in the folder where your ‘MainWindow’ source file is placed. For this example, I have used eclipse logo.

Click on the ‘CLabel’ and then, in the ‘Properties’ window select ‘image’.

You will now see the Image chooser window pops up. Select ‘Classpath resource’ option and navigate to the image file, select it and then click ‘OK’.

Adjust the field bounds according to the size of the logo so that the image is visible on the screen.

Similarly, add Labels, Text Fields and a Button. Finally the screen will be looking like the one shown below.

To test this design, right click on the window and select ‘Test/Preview’ from the popup menu.

9. Source View

Click ‘Source’ tab to see the code generated by the IDE. Single line of code in this was not written manually.

10. Button Listener

Attach listener with the button to validate field entries. Refer the source code of the main file given below.

11. Conclusion

From this example, we learned how quickly a Java GUI application can be developed using Eclipse Window Builder. WindowBuilder Engine provides a rich API for creating UI designers. It supports Java-based UI frameworks such as Swing, SWT/RCP, eRCP, GWT etc. It also supports XML-based UI frameworks like XWT, GWT UiBinder, Android etc.

12. Download the Code Project

This was a Tutorial about Eclipse Window Builder for GUI Creation.