I tried a Mac OSX system's Java compiler and InterfaceBuilder.  They were
really nice.  It's just wonderful to define a button and checkbox layout by
moving images around on the screen rather by than counting pixels.  But the
result WASN'T JAVA.  It was some sort of NextStep-ObjectiveC hybrid.

Is there some sort of InterfaceBuilder-type product that generates pure Java?
The idea is to work directly with a graphical layout and get the precise
absolute layout manager code as output.  If it can link up the buttons and
output fields in the skeleton of a class definition as on the Mac, so much the
better.  The bottom line is that whatever code it generates must be able to run
on a pure Java platform.

Is there such a program for Windows?

If this is in a FAQ, just point the way