I created my own MyScrollbarUI
class to have a custom scrollbar look in my application. Now I have to do
scrollPane.getHorizontalScrollBar().setUI(new MyScrollbarUI());
scrollPane.getVerticalScrollBar().setUI(ne开发者_StackOverflow社区w MyScrollbarUI());
on any ScrollPane
I use.
Is it somehow possible to tell Swing
that it should use MyScrollbarUI
on any scrollbar. Maybe via the UIManager
?
UIManager.put("ScrollBarUI", MyScrollbarUI.class.getName());
should do the trick.
You need to have a public static ComponentUI createUI(JComponent c)
method in your UI class, returning an instance of your UI.
Try putting your custom UI class as ScrollPaneUI
property of UIManager
. By default it is javax.swing.plaf.metal.MetalScrollPaneUI
change it to your custom class.
technically, it's as easy as to tell the UIManager which delegate to use (as @Harry Joy already mentioned), like
UIManager.put("ScrollBarUI", "fully-qualified-className-of-customUI")
This will effectively install the same delegate class for all LAFs which might result less than optimal visuals in all except the one you extended your custom ui-class from. Strictly, you need one custom class per LAF
Make new ScrollPane component by extending JScrollPane and tell your custom ScrollPane to use MyScrollbarUI. Then modify all your code to use your custom ScrollPane instead of JScrollPane.
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