BackgroundColor of JScrollBar
Hello everybody,
I tried to change the color of an JScrollBar, but id didn't work.
I used scroll.setBackground(Color.red);
Anyone an idea?
try:UIManager.put("ScrollBar.track", new Color(0, 0, 0));
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Hii there,
I'm having a JInternalFrame, and within that frame, I added a jlabel. the jlabel contains several images that is being added dynamically. I've added a horizontal scrollbar that is working. but my problem is with the vertical scrollbar. The thing is whenever an image added to jlabel, height of the label increases and the label exceeds to internalframe. The vertivcal scrollbar does not working to see the exceeded part of the jlabel,
My code is something like this:
dpane.setDesktopManager(new DefaultDesktopManager());
iframe=new JInternalFrame("Image Frame" ,true,true,true,true);
vScrollBar = new JScrollBar(JScrollBar.VERTICAL);
vScrollBar.setValue(jLabel.getHeight());
vScrollBar.setValueIsAdjusting(true);
iframe.getContentPane().add(vScrollBar,BorderLayout.EAST);
iframe.getContentPane().add(jLabel,BorderLayout.CENTER);
dpane.setDragMode(JDesktopPane.OUTLINE_DRAG_MODE);
dpane.add(iframe);
iframe.setVisible(true);
add(dpane);could you else please help me!
thanks in advance...
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Changing Arrows and Color of a JScrollBar inside of a JScrollPane
Hi. I can't believe this hasn't been asked and answered before but I can't find it in these forums if it has.
I am trying to create a JScrollPane in a touchscreen based application - no mouse... The default scrollbar
in my JScrollPane is too small for large fingers. I have successfully increased the size of the scrollbar
to a usable size using: UIManager.put("scrollbar.width", 75).
My next problem is two-fold.
1) The arrows at top and bottom of the scrollbar are now heavily pixelated (i.e. jagged and blocky) and
look like we zoomed in too much on a bitmap. How can I change these arrows to a graphic that is
more related to the current size of my scrollbar?
2) The color of the scrollbar is shades of 'baby blue'. My color scheme for my application is shades of
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of the scrollbar?
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Here's my code...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Beginning of Code~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
* Summary description for gui
public class MapEditor extends JFrame
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private JScrollPane jScrollPane3;
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private JButton jButton7;
private JButton jButton8;
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private JButton jButton11;
private JButton jButton12;
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addComponent(contentPane, jButton11, 559,58,83,28);
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It eases a lot reading your code.
Hey, Ive created a perfect scroll bar, in a swing app,
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nowhere in your code appears a call to :
jScrollPane1.setViewportView(Component view);
Moreover the scroll bar appearance policy, by default is when needed.
When needed means that if the component prefered size you wish
to view is greater than the one of the JScrollPane, they will appear
otherwise they won't.
So, what would you like to see in you JScrollPane ? the buttons ?
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Basically, I have a single view port which consists of a custom JPanel and (2) JScrollbar's. I then have multiple data and view models which are attached to each of these components. I then have a JList which has a list of all the Data/View Models. When a user selects one of the Data/View Models from the JList, that Data/View Model is attached to the JPanel and (2) JScrollbar's.
Overall, this method seems to be working fine. When I select a new Data/View Model, the JPanel and both JScrollbar's update as expected. What happens next is unexpected though. If I then try to scroll one of the JScrollbar's, it jumps from its correct position to the last scrolled to position.
Here is a scenario that might explain it better:
1. Select one specific view model (which is basically a BoundedRangeModel for this scenario).
2. Use the scrollbar and scroll to a value of 100 (keeping it simple).
3. Select a new view model which has a value of 50 - the scrollbar now updates so instead of being located at value 100, it is now located at value 50
4. Use the scrollbar to scroll to a new value - when clicking with the mouse on the scrollbar, the scrollbar jumps back to a value of 100 and does not move. You must click the scrollbar again to begin scrolling, yet it is only affecting the selected View/Model, and no other model.
I have gone through all the code for the JScrollbar and its setModel() function from the Java source and there doesn't seem to be any obvious reason why this would be happening. Its almost as if the Scrollbar is somehow remembering its last scrolled to value and then jumping to this the first time you try to scroll, despite it not matching the value or extent contained within the RangeModel.
Right now this is a minor annoyance, but I'm wondering if anyone else has experience this issue.
Thanks!Well, I somehow didn't receive notice that someone had responded to this thread, so sorry for not replying back sooner.
I did some additional digging using a simple application (which I will post below), and I have determined that this only appears to affect the Java Version 6. I have created and run the following simple test application in Netbeans using Java 6 in both Windows and Linux and have had the exhibited result above, but running Eclipse and Java 5 it appears to work fine (I use the IDE's to control which version of Java I am running).
Here's the Code:
package scrollbartest;
import java.awt.BorderLayout;
import java.awt.Dimension;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import javax.swing.DefaultBoundedRangeModel;
import javax.swing.JButton;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JScrollBar;
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this.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
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setModel();
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public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent arg0) {
this.setModel();
}And here's how to recreate the problem:
1. Launch a Java application using the above as the main class.
2. Move the scrollbar to some location other than the starting point.
3. Click the "Update Model" button which should reset the scrollbar using a new model.
4. Attempt to click (once) on the scrollbar position.
At step 4, using Java 6, the scrollbar "jumps" back to the position where it was located before setting the new model. This does not appear to change the value of the new model, and it locks out any more motion of the scrollbar until you release the mouse button and press again. At this point, the scrollbar begins functioning properly, except that it is now starting at the old models value instead of the current models value (which remains 0 until you click and drag a second time).
Using Java 5, this program works exactly as expected. My thought is that somehow the Scrollbar is keeping a reference to the old model or its values even after the model has changed for one more iteration. It seems to be the only thing that makes sense.
In any case, any help is greatly appreciated. -
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I'm not a pro at complex querys like you have here, but from looking at this query I don't see why you need an alias.
From what I know, alias are good for the following reasons:
Avoiding any reserved (used by MySQL) words.
Allowing Multiple Joins to the same table
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Assigning the result of MySQL function to a temporary column name.
Doing a little googling got me this page:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/problems-with-alias.html
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hi, I have a utl_tcp.connection. When I create it (I call the open_connection function) I can define the timeout parameter. I want to change the timeout parameter before each read. How can I do that? thanks.
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Hi all, as part of my job i need to educate the end users about BW..
Hi All, As a part of my job i need to educate the End users about the BW. So, for that purpose i need prepare on fine doucment which is easy to understand by end user community. Any documents about this will help a lot. Could you pls send to this mai