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Hi. I've been programming in VB for a while and was used to building up programs with interfaces, command buttons, menus, table and sheets etc ... I would like to know if Eclipse or NetBeans IDE could provide such tools like the VB IDE for Java programming. Can anyone pinpoint me any website where I can get information or tutorials about that? Thanks.

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ld_pvl said:

Hi. I've been programming in VB for a while and was used to building up programs with interfaces, command buttons, menus, table and sheets etc ... I would like to know if Eclipse or NetBeans IDE could provide such tools like the VB IDE for Java programming. Can anyone pinpoint me any website where I can get information or tutorials about that? Thanks.

Why yes you can do it, either by using Javas built-in function which is swing or create own by using netbeans gui pack for Java. Sites I recommend for learning about it would be.

Following.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/

http://www.javabeginner.com/java-swing-tutorial.htm


Those sites are good sites to get basic information and learning the "way" of java.
Good luck !
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while and was used to building up programs with interfaces, command buttons, menus, table and sheets etc ... I would like to know if Eclipse or NetBeans IDE could provide such tools like the VB IDE for Java programming

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Newtech said:

while and was used to building up programs with interfaces, command buttons, menus, table and sheets etc ... I would like to know if Eclipse or NetBeans IDE could provide such tools like the VB IDE for Java programming

yes, use netbeans