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From: Michael A. Craft
Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1999 00:00

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Hi Folks,

I'm a new JBuilder developer.   I've developed a prototype of a
interface using Java Swing components with a Windows "look and feel"
using v1.2.2 of the JDK on a Windows NT
computer.  This morning, I tested the Java prototype on a Sun Ultra 10
running Solaris 7 using v1.2.1-03 of the JDK.  The prototype compiled
fine, but came up with a Metal "look and feel".  When I examined the
Solaris JDK more closely, it appears that the Windows "look and feel" is

not currently supported by Solaris JDK v1.2.1-03.  Is this correct, or
have I made a mistake installing the JDK on the Solaris machine?  If its

true that the Solaris JDK doesn't currently support the Windows "look
and
feel", are there plans to support this feature of Java in the future?

Thanks,

--
Michael A. Craft
Dynamic Concepts, Inc.
PO Box 97
Madison, AL 35758
Ph.  (256) 922-9888
Fax  (256) 922-9972

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