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You'd have to ask the plugin developers - we almost certainly are not they
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You'd have to ask the plugin developers - we almost certainly are not they

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My first guess is that you have your project setup to use Java 10, but it appears the plugin you are using does not support that version of java. &nbsp;Doing some digging I think it will work if you drop down your project settings to use Java 9.
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My first guess is that you have your project setup to use Java 10, but it appears the plugin you are using does not support that version of java.  Doing some digging I think it will work if you drop down your project settings to use Java 9.

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It works if I go back to JRE 8.<br />
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Should I use WindowBuilder as Java GUI development ? Has it already disconnected from Java future support ?<br />
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Thx.
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It works if I go back to JRE 8.

Should I use WindowBuilder as Java GUI development ? Has it already disconnected from Java future support ?

Thx.

AXISHK

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Install WindowBuilder Plugin in Eclipse but it get the followings errors :<br />
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Eclipse is running 0, but this Java project has a 10 Java compliance level, so WindowBuilder will not able to load accesses from this project.<br />
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Any idea ? Does WindowBuilder support latest Java version ? Is it still support in future Java or I should use other gui tools ?<br />
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Thx
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Install WindowBuilder Plugin in Eclipse but it get the followings errors :

Eclipse is running 0, but this Java project has a 10 Java compliance level, so WindowBuilder will not able to load accesses from this project.

Any idea ? Does WindowBuilder support latest Java version ? Is it still support in future Java or I should use other gui tools ?

Thx

Eclipse with Java

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.