BlackBerry GUI Builder

Hi all

I try to get in the development of Blackberry, but I'm pretty useless to graphics and design interfaces, (I want to focus on the back-end logic) - no one knows generator GUI that displays the code too so that I can add logic in the buttons etc?

I downloaded studio MDS (not too sure what it was designed to do really) and found a very good GUI generator in there, but there is no code to go with it, which is not good for me. Perhaps I miss an option to display code somewhere?

If anyone has any suggestions, please let me know,

(I use eclipse (and have the Blackberry plugin (can't find a GUI Builder in there if) If this is useful, but I'm open to the use of new environments so that's what it takes!))

See you soon,.

Graham

If you are looking for your orders to other port J2ME platforms, see LWUIT.

It's the Sun. This is something similar slight swing superimposed on MIDP 2.0.

It does not use the native blackberry UI API, however.

I don't know about a GUI generator for it. It is a generator of matisse for LWUIT, but

I did not follow upward to this topic.

-jeff

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