GUI Form on a web project

Is there any way to enable the GUI form options in the new file wizard on a web project. We actually have applets that within our web project and need access to the GUI Forms option wizard withing the web project. However because its specified as a web project the option does not show up when you click new. Any way to add this to the options of file types.

No, there isn't need to copy back and forth. Once created, an Applet Form can be edited by visual Form Editor even after having been copied into Web Application project without needing to copy back into Java Application where it was created.
( ie.
1. create the form in Java Application project using "Java GUI Forms | AWT Forms | Applet Form" template path in the "New File" wizard (not "Java Classes | Applet" path ! )
2. copy/move the created applet node into Web Application project
3. edit the form right there - inside Web Application project
The Web Application and Java Application are parts of Netbeans platform that Java Studio Enterprise is built upon. There is an issue filed
http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=62127
to allow create the applet form node right inside web app project to avoid copying step.

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