Is it possible to use Qt in Java SE?
Qt Jambi is a Java binding of the cross-platform application framework Qt. It enables Java developers to use Qt within Java programming language. In addition, Qt Jambi generator can be used to create Java bindings for other Qt libraries and future versions of Qt.
Qt uses a command line tool that parses these project files in order to generate "makefiles", files that are used by compilers to build an application. This tool is called qmake. But, we shouldn't bother too much about qmake, since Qt Creator will do the job for us. TEMPLATE describes the type to build.
Is Qt Creator free? There is an open-source license which is free and a commercial license. The commercial license (Qt creator and Qt SDK) starts at $459/month.
The current best option appears to be the Bytedeco bindings, which are JNI bindings to native C++ Qt libraries. They are not officially supported by the Qt Project, so your mileage may vary.
Here are some useful tutorial for you:
I believe it can be done using JNI (Java Native Interface) calls. There is also Jambi
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