Easiest way to change color scheme?

Can anyone give me some tips on the easiest way of changing the background color of ALL of my JComponents? I was hoping that everything was "transparent" by default and changing the background color of the JFrame to white would do the trick but no luck. Before I go through each and every component is there an easier way I should look into first? Thanks in advance!

You can change the properties for the entire application by adding the following at the start of your class:
UIManager.put("Panel.background", Color.WHITE);You will need to change each component separately.

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