I am looking for a tool/framework to (automatically) generate a Swing user interface to perform CRUD operations on an underlying database.
I would also like to configure the database fields that should be exposed. Something like django (via modelforms) or ruby on rails features, but in a Java desktop environment.
NetBeans does seem like an obvious answer. These guys make a NetBeans plugin that does just that: http://www.morelisland.com/java_services/netbeans_tutorial/midbmetadata_se.htm
I've heard jgoodies does something similar: http://www.jgoodies.com/products/index.html
And more specifically their sub-project, Binding: https://binding.dev.java.net/
I know less about the SwingLabs databinding project, but it looks worth looking into: https://databinding.dev.java.net/
Have a look at tools like:
MetaWidget http://www.metawidget.org/
They generate UI's "on-the-fly" but allow you to customise the UI when necessary.
Much better than code generation.
I'm using Netbeans (latest). I guess it's far from Django (haven't tried it, but as far as I understand it is kind of rails/symfony-like,) but it does reverse engineer the database and give you a basic application including a master/detail view.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/359993/is-there-a-tool-or-framework-to-generate-a-crud-ui-in-swing