My application is about 500K lines of code and very dependent on Swing
and Graphics2D, so that's not really an option.
Jeremy
On 2/4/22 14:39, Chuck Davis wrote:
You might want to begin the migration to JavaFX. It has a very good
binding capability. There's a learning curve but well worth the
You might want to begin the migration to JavaFX. It has a very good
binding capability. There's a learning curve but well worth the effort.
Build your dialogs with Scene Builder and load them into your Java program
with FXMLLoader. Distribution takes a little more effort but, again, well
worth t
The bindings library is GPL licensed and cannot be distributed with
Apache NetBeans (Apache License). Bindings support was dropped in 2019,
AFAIR.
There's https://github.com/emilianbold/nb-apache-form-binding you may
want to try.
Cheers,
Antonio
El 4/2/22 a las 17:27, Jeremy Faden CS escrib
I've recently upgraded to Netbeans 12.6 after working with Netbeans 8
for years. Everything is working smoothly, but I just noticed that any
of my GUIs which used bindings before cannot be edited in the GUI
builder and I see that when I make a new GUI, I no longer have the
option to add bindin
