JComboBox drop down list border color

When we click arrow button of JComboBox we get drop down list with black colored border.
But I want to set border of dropdown list to grey color.
How to do that?

The required border size and color is mentioned in javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicComboPopup instantiated in javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicComboBoxUI; and unfortunately that is not directly accessible.
One of the approach would be:
1. subclass BasicComboPopup - here you'll simply set the derived class's border to desired one.
2. subclass BasicComboBoxUI - here you'll override createPopup (to return derived BasicComboPopup object) and createUI (to return derived BasicComboBoxUI object)
3. make a call to target JComboBox's setUI to set new instance of derived BasicComboBoxUI object.
Caution:
1. This approach will be implementation specific, for more generalized result try creating your own look and feel.
2. May need to tweek some more code to get final output.

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ls_dropdown-value = '03 Green'.
APPEND ls_dropdown TO lt_dropdown.
ls_dropdown-handle = '1'.
ls_dropdown-value = '04 Black'.
APPEND ls_dropdown TO lt_dropdown.
ls_dropdown-handle = '1'.
ls_dropdown-value = '05 White'.
APPEND ls_dropdown TO lt_dropdown.
ls_dropdown-handle = '1'.
ls_dropdown-value = '06 Blue'.
APPEND ls_dropdown TO lt_dropdown.
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ls_dropdown-value = '09 Other Colors'.
APPEND ls_dropdown TO lt_dropdown.
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 EXPORTING
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*& Form build_layout
 text
*layout for ALV output
FORM build_layout .
gs_layout-cwidth_opt = 'X'.
gs_layout-grid_title = 'ALV DROPDOWN LISTS'.
gs_layout-no_toolbar = 'X'.
ENDFORM. " build_layout
Hope it is helpful,
Regards,
Soundarya.

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