After several test I found that this that I did previously in another project is not working. In fact, a project I worked on a few months ago shows me this error of not showing the design tab. Create SWT/JFace Java Project Add Swing designer->JFrame The desing tab is visible Remove project from workspace Import the project The desing tab
Tag: windowbuilder
In the Eclipse WindowBuilder editor, the Design tab isn’t showing anything
When I create a jframe within a java project it shows me all the code in the Source part but when I go to Design it shows nothing? Would like some help on how to get the whole interface where you customise the GUI. Answer That’s a known issue of the Eclipse 2020-09 release which is already fixed (see Eclipse
Incompatible Java Versions for WindowBuilder
I Installed WindowBuilder on Eclipse to create a Graphic User Interface for a program. When I go to the ‘Design’ tab the following error appears: Eclipse is running under 1.8, but this Java project has a 10 Java compliance level, so WindowBuilder will not be able to load classes from this project. Use a lower level of Java for the
Eclipse Juno WindowBuilder Palette is Empty
I’m using Eclipse 4.2 (Juno) for Java EE and just installed WindowBuilder plug-n. At this time I’m building Java SE Application with Swing components. The Palette is completely empty (no widgets). Is it a sign of incomplete installation or have I (hopefully) missed something obvious? I was able to select New -> Other -> WindowBuilder -> Swing Designer -> JPanel.