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By default, Netbeans will create all of your drag and drop components into a single class file.
I am using a JPanel with 3 tabs. I would like to separate each tab as a separate class in Netbeans Matisse. Is there such a way of doing that, or am I stuck with a one class implementation under this GUI builder?
Yes, There is a way to do that through Java beans.
Step 1: Create your tabs Step 2
Step 2: For each of your tabs create a new file(JavaBeans Objects/Customizer)
Step 3: Create the GUI for your tabs and then go back to the file with your tabbed pane in and select a tabbed pane.
Step 4: Open the palette and under ‘Beans’ (At the bottom) chose ‘Choose Bean’
Step 5: Now in the popup, enter the full class name including package and click OK.
Step 6: Resize the bean
Step 7: Complete for other tabs and hey presto.
I believe that this method will work as i have used it in the past.