Look what happens before I used netbeans as IDE and it has the JFrame by default, something that the eclipse does not, will there be any way to install it or a similar plugin?
Look what happens before I used netbeans as IDE and it has the JFrame by default, something that the eclipse does not, will there be any way to install it or a similar plugin?
True, Eclipse does not include by default a GUI Builder like the one that does bring the other IDE, but there is the WindowBuilder plugin, to install it go to Help > Install New Software , if you are using Eclipse Neon paste this URL in the Work with text box: link
If you have a version before Neon you can take the URL here: link
After that, you select the WindowBuilder checkbox and proceed with the installation.
You just have to create your object:
JFrame frame = new JFrame();
Then place your mouse pointer over JFrame and in the drop-down box choose
Import 'JFrame' (javax.swing)