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Use JBuilderX Designer and make all the screens using its XYLayout 
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Use JBuilderX Designer and make all the screens using its XYLayout

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Hi,<br />
&nbsp;I prefer going with Eclipse 2.3.1 installed plug ins Visual Editor.<br />
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&nbsp;Its fast and easy to use.. think about it.<br />

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Hi,
 I prefer going with Eclipse 2.3.1 installed plug ins Visual Editor.

 Its fast and easy to use.. think about it.


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Sun one studio is a good tool for that...
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Sun one studio is a good tool for that...

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GUI mockup design software <a href="http://www.designervista.com" rel="ugc">http://www.designervista.com</a><br />

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GUI mockup design software http://www.designervista.com [http://www.designervista.com]


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Try DesignerVista GUI Mockups.<br />
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DesignerVista comes with Java Swing and SWT gui mockup applications.<br />
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<a href="http://www.designervista.com" rel="ugc">http://www.designervista.com</a>&nbsp;<br />

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Try DesignerVista GUI Mockups.

DesignerVista comes with Java Swing and SWT gui mockup applications.

http://www.designervista.com [http://www.designervista.com] 


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Hi,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Our project team wants to make a java application. The gui part of this application seems some complex. So we want to make a gui protype to reflect all the gui-related requirements and discuss it with our customers.<br />
<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Here, I want to know whether there are some products for quick gui prototyping. Thanks.<br />
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Hi,
    Our project team wants to make a java application. The gui part of this application seems some complex. So we want to make a gui protype to reflect all the gui-related requirements and discuss it with our customers.

    Here, I want to know whether there are some products for quick gui prototyping. Thanks.



How to quickly prototype a gui application?

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Web Components

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