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I have a JTable encapsulated by a JScrollPane.  I'm forcing a horizontal
scrollbar to always appear in the JScrollPane.  Since I'm using a different
desktop background scheme other than the default MS Windows colors, the colors
of the scrollbar are not correct.  I'm able to set all the colors of the
JScrollBar except the line/unit increment and decrement arrow portions.  Does
anyone know the correct UIDefault values to change for these?  Here's how I'm
doing it:

      // Set the JScrollBar color values.
      ColorUIResource control;
      ColorUIResource controlShadow;
      ColorUIResource controlHighlight;
      ColorUIResource controlDkShadow;

      control = new ColorUIResource(SystemColor.control);

  if (SystemColor.controlLtHighlight.getRGB() == 0xFFFFFF)  controlHighlight
= new ColorUIResource(SystemColor.controlHighlight);  else  controlHighlight
= new ColorUIResource(SystemColor.controlLtHighlight);

      controlShadow   = new ColorUIResource(SystemColor.controlShadow);
      controlDkShadow = new ColorUIResource(Color.black);

      // Put the system colors into the UI's default hashtable and force a
      // PropertyChangeEvent to occur by calling UIDefaults.put().
      UIDefaults defaults = UIManager.getDefaults();
      defaults.put("ScrollBar.background",controlHighlight);
      defaults.put("ScrollBar.foreground",control);
      defaults.put("ScrollBar.track",controlHighlight);
      defaults.put("ScrollBar.trackHighlight",controlDkShadow);
      defaults.put("ScrollBar.thumb",control);
      defaults.put("ScrollBar.thumbHighlight",controlHighlight);
      defaults.put("ScrollBar.thumbDarkShadow",controlDkShadow);
      defaults.put("ScrollBar.thumbLightShadow",controlShadow);

      scrollPane = new JScrollPane(resultsGrid);
      scrollPane.getViewport().setBackground(Color.white);
      scrollPane.setHorizontalScrollBarPolicy
         (ScrollPaneConstants.HORIZONTAL_SCROLLBAR_ALWAYS);
      scrollPane.setVerticalScrollBarPolicy
         (ScrollPaneConstants.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR_AS_NEEDED);

Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks.

Charlie Cocchiaro
ccocchia@unifi.com

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