Using SWT within NetBeans ? Possible !!!

SwingWT is to be able to use SWT library, but from any Swing application.
So, for Swing programmers, nothings change, except that they have more widgets at their disposal.

But I am not here to advertize that product, but to say you that the screenshot they provide is 
a netbeans 3.5.1 environment under mandrake with a Jframe having SWT widgets.

http://swingwt.sourceforge.net/swingwt.png

So, as you can see, everything is possible with NetBeans, even using SWT if you really want to.

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Vincent Brabant
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