JavaFX UI for the RHQ plugin generator (updated)

In RHQ we have a tool to generate initial plugin skeletons, the plugin generator. This is a standalone tool, that you can use to get going with plugin development.
This is for example described in the "How to write a plugin" article.

Now my colleague Simeon always wanted a graphical frontend (he is very much in favor of graphical frontends, while I am one of those old Unix-neckbeards :). Inspired from this years Java Forum Stuttgart I sat down on the weekend and played a bit with JavaFX. The result is a first cut of UI frontend for the generator:

On top you see a message bar, that shows field validation issues, the middle is the part where you enter the settings and at the bottom you get a short description for each property.

I've pushed a first cut, that is not yet complete, but you will get the idea. Help is always appreciated.
Code is in RHQ git under modules/helpers/pluginGen.

[update]

I continued working a bit on the generator and have added a possibility to give a directory that contains classes that have been annotated with the annotations from the org.rhq.helpers:rhq-pluginAnnotations module.

A class could look like this

public class FooBean {

    @Metric(description = "How often was this bean invoked",
        displayType = DisplayType.SUMMARY,
        measurementType = MeasurementType.DYNAMIC,
        units = Units.SECONDS)
    int invocationCount;

    @Metric(description = "Just a foo", dataType = DataType.TRAIT)
    String lastCommand;

    @Operation(description = "Increase the invocation count")
    public int increaseCounter() {
        invocationCount++;
        return invocationCount;
    }

    @Operation(description = "Decrease the counter")
    public void decreaseCounter(@Parameter(description
            = "How much to decrease?", name = "by") int by) {
        invocationCount -= by;
    }

And the generator would then create the respective <metric> and <operation> elements in the plugin descriptor - in this case you don't need to select the two "Has Metrics/Operations" flags above.

Now this work is still not finished. And in fact it would be good to find a common set of annotations for a more broader scope of projects.