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I need to create applications with a Java graphical interface. I use Eclipse Mars as an IDE for programming in Java, I noticed that it does not have in its standard installation the Windowbuilder package to make graphical screens in programming, such as the Netbeans IDE that has the Form Jframe option that contains various tools to make buttons, text boxes, menus, etc.
Where can I find a way to work with a GUI without having to change IDE, using only Eclipse to program? Is there a native Eclipse option that does what I need that I haven’t? If you have it, can you help me find it? Or which link to download a package that contains these tools (I believe Windowbuilder)? Thank you.
You are using the "Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers" or "Eclipse IDE for Java Developers"?
– Math
I am using the Eclipse SDK for Java SE.
– Lucas
When you download the 64-bit "Eclipse IDE for Java Developers" link: https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ it comes with Windowbuilder installed. That’s not the one you downloaded?
– Math
It wasn’t the one I was using, but I just downloaded it here. Where I find the option similar to the Netbeans "Form Jframe" in this version?
– Lucas
See if my answer below answers your question. I don’t know where you downloaded the Eclipse before, but downloading the link I passed already has the WB by default.
– Math
Thanks Math your help was quite significant. I got what I was looking for. Thanks!
– Lucas
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– Math