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Java Tutorial » Swing » JProgressBar   14.32.15.Customizing JProgressBar Look and FeelPrevious/Next Property String Object Type ProgressBar.background Color ProgressBar.border Border ProgressBar.cellLength Integer ProgressBar.cellSpacing Integer ProgressBar.cycleTime Integer ProgressBar.font Font ProgressBar.foreground Color ProgressBar.highlight Color ProgressBar.horizontalSize Dimension ProgressBar.repaintInterval Integer ProgressBar.selectionBackground Color ProgressBar.selectionForeground Color ProgressBar.shadow Color ProgressBar.verticalSize Dimension ProgressBarUI String 14.32.JProgressBar 14.32.1. JProgressBar 14.32.2. Creating a JProgressBar Component with an Unknown Maximum 14.32.3. A progress bar is used for lengthy tasks. 14.32.4. Labeling a JProgressBar 14.32.5. Virtical JProgressBar 14.32.6. Creating a modal progress dialog 14.32.7. Set all the values at once by using the model 14.32.8. Using an Indeterminate JProgressBar 14.32.9. Displaying the Percentage Done on a JProgressBar Component 14.32.10. Getting and Setting the Values of a JProgressBar Component 14.32.11. Listening for Value Changes in a JProgressBar Component 14.32.12. Handling JProgressBar Events: notification of data model changes through a ChangeListener 14.32.13. ProgressBar and Task 14.32.14. SwingWorker and ProgressBar 14.32.15. Customizing JProgressBar Look and Feel