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Its working thanks.

Johan Forsberg <jfo@SPAM_SPAM_EGGS_SPAMstmf.se> wrote in message
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> Ronen <ronenm@netvision.net.il> skrev i
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> > Your solution seem to be what I looked for, but its still doesn't work
for
> > me
> > I tried exactly what you have suggested except that I'm doing an
> application
> > and not an applet.
> > I still have the gray and purple colors of the default Metal Theme.
> > I extended the DefaultMetalTheme instead of MetalTheme class (because
its
> > abstract and some methods need to be implemented)
> > Any other suggestions or clarifications for this solution?
>
> Hmmm.... How did you manage to extend DefaultMetalTheme??
> All the colors/fonts are declared 'private final'.
>
> That was the whole reason I extended MetalTheme instead... I just made a
> copy of DefaultMetalTheme,
> renamed it MyMetalTheme and changed the colors to 'public' so I could
change
> them dynamically.
> It works great over here, as long as you remember to call
> UIManager.setLookAndFeel(UIManager.getLookAndFeel())
> and then
> updateComponentTreeUI()
> for every frame in the program whenever you make changes in the theme.
>
>