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I am going to develop a winform application. I want to keep Model, View and Controller separate. I have not used any Java MVC frameworks, and have been out of touch with Java for a few years. Can anyone tell me some suitable frameworks, and their advantages and disadvantages, from their own experience? I am planning to use the NetBeans IDE.
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Griffon is a nice framework that has an MVC structure and is made to develop desktop applications.
Swing already supports some kind of MVC. It's only a UI toolkit however. If you want more then look for a Rich Client Platform (highly recommended) such as the NetBeans Platform (Swing based) or Eclipse RCP (SWT based).
Swing is your best choice, especialy with Netbeans(it has very nice gui editor for swing). And I guess that some components meet your MVC pattern read more in this artilce
checkout Swing