Powerj to standard JAVA IDE

I need to move from a PowerJ development platform to say Forte4java IDE. I'm having problems with propietary packages powersoft.powerj.ui.grid and the like.
Is there a way I can compile referencing this libraries? as I move to powerj'less packages?
Regards,
Rub�n

Normally there must be some jar archives with proprietary libraries available in PowerJ. If you have those files you only have to mount them in the filesystem of your project (for Forte4Java), or include them into the Required Libraries (for JBuilder). And the project should compile.
I don't know if i have answered your question, but I hope so.
Suerte

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