windowbuilder

I am using WindowBuilder for Eclipse Java. When I make a Button or a Menu (or anything), it creates the fields nested inside of the constructor. Is there any way to make them fields and then initialized in the constructor so I can use them outside of the constructor? Thank you. ie: FROM public GUIFrame() { JMenuBar menuBar = new JMenuBar(); } TO public JMenuBar menubar; public GUIFrame() { menuBar = new JMenuBar(); } Chris911 There's a button to convert an element from "local to field". If you want all components to be fields by default: Windows -> Preferences -> WindowBuilder -> Swing -> Code

I'm in a project with WindowBuilder Pro, and while trying to get a good grip of it I've been searching forever for good documentation without any luck. The best that I've found is Googles WindowBuilder Pro Infopage but that isn't extensive enough for me. Does anyone know any other good documentation? Or am I perhaps a bit off track here? I have very limited Swing-experience, and perhaps I'd be better off studying the SWING API instead of looking for WindowBuilder documentation? Very thankful for any tips. The WindowBuilder docs that you reference are quite extensive (nearly 300 pages), but

I am using GWT in a project and recently started using the WindowBuilder in Eclipse. I created a new class and in the WindowBuilder and added some widgets. All that works and everything. However, when I try to edit the CSS for some of the panels and I click to edit the "styleName" field I get an error message which says: "There are no CSS files referenced from modules HTML." I've tried adding a link to a style sheet in my base html file and in the Web.gwt.xml file, but that does not seem to work. I get the same error. In other classes I have used UiBinder and added the style in the XML file,