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Java Tutorial » Swing » JButton   14. 5. 15. Customizing a JButton Look and Feel Property String Object Type Button.actionMap ActionMap Button.background Color Button.border Border Button.contentAreaFilled Boolean Button.darkShadow Color Button.dashedRectGapHeight Integer Button.dashedRectGapWidth Integer Button.dashedRectGapX Integer Button.dashedRectGapY Integer Button.defaultButtonFollowsFocus Boolean Button.disabledForeground Color Button.disabledGrayRange Integer[ ] Button.disabledShadow Color Button.disabledText Color Button.disabledToolBarBorderBackground Color Button.focus Color Button.focusInputMap InputMap Button.font Font Button.foreground Color Button.gradient List Button.highlight Color Button.icon Icon Button.iconTextGap Integer Button.light Color Button.margin Insets Button.rollover Boolean Button.rolloverIconType String Button.select Color Button.shadow Color Button.showMnemonics Boolean Button.textIconGap Integer Button.textShiftOffset Integer Button.toolBarBorderBackground Color ButtonUI String 14. 5. JButton 14. 5. 1.  Creating a JButton 14. 5. 2.  Creating a JButton from an Action object 14. 5. 3.  Using Mnemonics 14. 5. 4.  Displaying Mnemonics in Button text 14. 5. 5.  Adding Icon to JButton 14. 5. 6.  Change button Horizontal Text Position 14. 5. 7.  Set Rollover Icon and set Rollover Enabled 14. 5. 8.  Button with user-draw Image icon 14. 5. 9.  Placing Text and Icon together 14. 5. 10.  Displaying HTML on JButton 14. 5. 11.  Register two event listeners to JButton 14. 5. 12.  Setting the default button 14. 5. 13.  Set tooltip for button 14. 5. 14.  Call button doClick method to simulate a click action 14. 5. 15.  Customizing a JButton Look and Feel

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