JButton unclickable and mouse scroll question

hello,
Is it possible to make a JButton unclickable?
also.. Can i speed up the pace of a scroll panels
"scroll effect" for a mouse wheel?
Thanks,
jd

1) Yes. Try setEnabled(false);
2) I think so. JComponents like JTree and JTextComponent implement Scrollable to interact with JScrollPane in an intelligent manner. Subclass the component to override the results returned by this interface to adjust the behaviour as desired.
I'm not sure if you could change it globally though, although you could fiddle with subclassing JScrollPane to watch the effect, since it implements Scrollable itself.

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