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Thread: Switch LookAndFeels

  1. #1
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    Default Switch LookAndFeels

    I have been trying out different LAFs with my project, but so far I just have been changing the lookAndFeelConfigurer in the context xml.
    Are there any demos that change the Look and Feel on the fly?

    Is it something that everyone has to do themselves via UIManager.setLookAndFeel or is there a component that we can take advantage of?
    It would be good if there were an options dialog built into Spring RCP with stuff like this in it.
    Is there?

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    Not yet, but it's an idea . Anyway, creating a command that changes the look and feel is quite simple, just change the LookAndFeel through the UIManager and then update the ApplicationWindow's control (JFrame) and it's owned windows recursively (through SwingUtilities.updateComponentTreeUI)
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