Holy cow this is complicated!

[357mag]

I downloaded JBuilder Foundation and it looks pretty crazy. When I start a new project and then I look into the code window there is a whole bunch on code already there and I don't understand any of it. I was wondering if there is a way to create a simple console application like you can in C++ Builder, where the code window contains practically nothing and you add your code as it's shown in the example in your book. I haven't found if you can do that or not in JBuilder. I'd like to start by just entering this in the code window:

public class Welcome1 {
public static void main(String args[])
{
System.out.println(Welcome to Java Programming!");
{
}

And when you click Run you get this:

Welcome to Java Programming!

If I can't do this in JBuilder I may have to switch to something easier like maybe downloading a text editor and then the Java language and doing it that way. I'd kind of like to be able to use an IDE but I need to be able to do what I said.

[sjalle]

1: create a project...
2: new -> frame, check 'create main'
3: select designer tab
4: select 'default close operation in the property inspector, select 'dispose on close'
4: slap on a JLabel, select it and..
5: select the 'text' property in the property inspector, write "Welcome to EXTREME java programming"
6: Compile
7: select project->project properties->run->new
8: select the main class (the frame you just created....)
ok-ok-ok

Buckle up and Click Run.