There is no easier way to import wording ?

import java.awt.*;
  import java.awt.java.awt.event.*;
  import java.awt.java.awt.image.renderable.*;

can not use a code ? Anyway jdk7 in , it will automatically determine which is the need it .
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compilers have shortcut keys, not a one write
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integrated environment , if you do not lead pack , the corresponding class name will appear underlined in red , you use the mouse move to redline class name , there will be what you want it. Many package inside the same class name , it is impossible to use one instead.

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That is, without having to manually write the import statement
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MyEclipse have shortcut keys
ctrl + shift + o Sometimes the choice again , it may have more than one package of the same name .
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  I use netbeans7, how to get  
I use MyEclipse, for example, you use the ArrayList class , but did not import util package , then there will be a red underline beneath Arraylist , you move the cursor to the ArrayList , which will appear import java.util options you click automatically imported Arraylist class if other classes also util package , you put Arraylist can be changed *

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netbeans seems ctrl + shift + i
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I use netbeans7, how to get
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crtl + shift + o, shortcut keys automatically lead pack