Mac Look&Feel

Can i use Mac Look&Feel in java app under Windows.
Thanks

i saw it mentioned on here once. i believe you just have to set your own os in the system preferences to mac. or mac OS or something like that.
run sys.pref on a mac, get the os, then set that variable to that value in the windows machine. i believe that is all that is stopping you.
i haven't done it, but i remember reading it on here.

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How could i use mac look & feel in windows?

as it's restricted by licenses issues
and no specific lib available
anybody knows?
thx
max

Well, actually the Mac look and feel available in Apple's standard JVM is native to the OS and may not work correctly under OSes other than OS X.
If what you are looking for is a high quality look and feel package, then consider JGoodies Looks(at www.jgoodies.com). Looks is free and open source. There's also a very elegant, but commercial, look and feel called the Alloy Look and Feel (take a look at www.incors.com.)

MAC Look ON windows ?

i want to ask that can we use mac LOOK & FEEL on windows .
If yes the pl tell me how & If No the tell me the reasion PL.
i want the ans Because saome says the we can do but some says that we can't do that on windows .
If u have any example then PL give that to me as example OK pl
Have a good day
Bye
HARSH

it has been asked before try searching for it

MacOS Look & Feel

Can anyone tell me, where to download the MacOS Look & Feel calsses. Please give me the URL. And also tell me the full package name
thanks

I've also read that Mac OS-X will not work on windows, because it has a lot of Mac-only native code in it, (whereas earlier Mac OS versions can be persuaded to work).
I've never tried any of this - just passing it along. Try doing a forum search - the question crops up repeatedly

Look & Feel, in JComboBox

How would I allow the user to choose his preferred Look & Feel from a JComboBox, and make him press an 'OK button' to confirm his choice? I've tried some stuff, but I can't get it to work... ANY code would be extremely helpful, and I would be grateful for any suggestions.

Hi,
Create a String to hold the names of the different look n feels
//create String to hold names of the different Look and feels
String[ ] LAFNames = new String[ ] {"System Default", "Windows", "Java", "Mac OS", "Motif"};
//String to hold users selection
String storeLAFChoice;
//or can use int
int storeLAFSelection;
//Actual JComboBox
JComboBox LAFCB;
//in your constructor initialise the JCB
LAFCB = new JComboBox(LAFNames);
LAFCB.setSelectedIndex(0);
LAFCB.setMaximumRowCount(5);
//create your frame/window
//within your frame/window
//storeLAFChoice =LAFCB.getSelectedItem().toString();
//can use above with something like
// if( storeLAFChoice.equals("Motif") ) { do motif Look n Feel }...
storeLAFSelection = LAFCB.getSelectedItemIndex();
switch(storeLAFSelection)
//if sys def has been chosen
case 0: try{ UIManager.setLookAndFeel(
UIManager.getSystemLookAndFeelClassName() );
SwingUtilities.updateComponentTreeUI(the name of your main panel /frame here);
}//ends try
catch(Exception ex) {    }
//if windows chosen
case 1: try{   UIManager.setLookAndFeel
("com.sun.java.swing.plaf.windows.WindowsLookAndFeel");
SwingUtilities.updateComponentTreeUI(your main panel here);
}//ends try
catch(Exception ex) { //set to system default Look n feel }
case n ....
//for java:
...("javax.swing.plaf.metal.MetalLookAndFeel");...
//for Mac OS
...("javax.swing.plaf.mac.MacLookAndFeel");...
//for Motif
...("com.sun.java.swing.plaf.motif.MotifLookAndFeel");...
}//ends switch
...I know this is very much a bits and pieces implementation, but good luck,
Has.

Customizing ADF Faces Look & Feel. Some questions & suggestions

Hi everybody,
We are developing an application with ADF Faces using JHeadStart. For the moment, I am studying the way we must modify the JHS templates to adapt each element to our needs.
As it's told in the JHeadStart Developer's Guide, there are two ways to customize Look & Feel:
1) Modifying the templates
2) ADF Skinning
I'm using both methods, but I feel that thay are not good enough to adapt the L&F to our customer requirements.
My main problem now is in the ADF Table customization. I want to use ADF Table because it offers us a lot of features that are not in the jsf table (the selection column, the table overflow...), and is very usefull combined with the generated JHS code. But at the same time, it doesn't offer a lot of functionality in the look & feel customization. Using JSF Table, I can set the CSS style for headers, rows, columns, the table, I can set the border, cellspacing and cellpadding. But I cannot do
any of these thing (or at least, I don't see how) with the ADF Table.
Our customer (a government) have a strict definition of the look & feel of his web applications. They want we use their CSS styles definition file, so they can modify at once the Look & Feel of all their applications. Modifying the L&F through skinning generate other styles, not use the style classes in our CSS (o so I think).
So, the questions:
1) There is any way to set the suitable styles for the ADF Table components (headers, rows)?
1bis) Why, If I have defined a new skin, with only just a few selectors, some styles from oracle are applied? Maybe because the render kit in the 'adf-skins.xml' is "oracle.adf.desktop"? If it is true, how can I make that they are not used, I must implement a render kit or can I use another existent?
2) Can I decide how looks the select column (for example a button instead of a radio button)? Can I decide where does it goes (right or left)?
3) There is any way to hidden the text Show/Hide of the showDetail in the table (the tableOverflow), as I can change the icons through skinning? If it is not possible, How can I overwrite the text. I need it in Catalan, but it is shown in English for this locale. Where is the message bundle I should overwrite?
4) There is any way to force a tree to start fully expanded?
5) There is anywhere documentation about the javascript functions used in ADF and their meaning? I think for example in the previous question. If I knew which javascript function I should call for expand the tree and its parameters, I could put the call in the onload event of the body.
6) I use a selectInputDate. I have skinned the launch-icon, and I would like to do a similar thing in the chooseDate that is opened in a new window. But It seems not to be affected for my skinning directives (if I put a chooseDate in the same page, its L&F follow the skinning rules I've defined). I don't know if this dialog is an ADF feature or a JHS generated feature.
7) There is any way to keep unmodified the id I've choosed for a component? (I mean, an inputText with id="hello" in a form with id="form" will have in the HTML an id = "form:hello", but I would like it to be simply 'hello')
8) How can I control the position and the size of a dialog (the chooseDate dialog or a dialog I've created)? In the cases I've been testing, it seems the dialog is forced to resize depending on the content. I would like to know if I can establish a fixed size.
9) There is any way to open a non-modal dialog? (which I could keep open at the same time that another instance of the same dialog)
For the moment, I think I have no more question. But give me time.... :-D
The suggestion I've to do is basically more flexible components for a better customization (for example, the styles settings I've talked about previously). ADF components are nice and powerful, but I think they should generate pages that follow the tendencies in the web development: tableless pages (I cannot understand the utility of the objectSpacer existing the margins), use of CSS for layout...
Any answer, comment or suggestion will be welcome.
Carles.
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cbios

I have been able to make the UIX 2.2 and ADF Faces LAF look near identical by updating the oracle-desktop.xss file within UIX 2.2 as follows

<style name="DarkAccentBackground">

<property name="background-color">#d2d8b0</property>
</style>
There are still some differences:
1) A black line appears on the ADF Faces on the 'menu1' facet selected tab below the text. DON'T KNOW HOW TO REMOVE THIS FROM ADF Faces or add it to UIX 2.2!!!
2) In UIX 2.2 a bulleted list uses the HTML <li> tag. In ADF Faces it doesn't use the HTML <li> tag rather it constructs the bulleted list using lower level HTML tags with the 'bullet' becoming an image, in my browser this means the disc is smaller in Faces. The motivation for this change I think is explained via this post. Since I have no control over how this specific HTML tag is rendered it forces me to replace the /adf/images/bltdscn.gif file in adf-faces-impl.jar with a larger disc!
http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread96839.html
May update this again if there are other things I notice.

Setting Themes for Java Look & Feel

Hi All,
I am tring to set my customized theme to Java Look & Feel. I am able to set the theme using the following code:
ASC_WhiteSatin theme = new ASC_WhiteSatin();
MetalLookAndFeel.setCurrentTheme(theme);
The above code works fine and changes the color schemes correctly.
If I set another theme after setting the previous one i.e.let say abc Theme, dialogs and frames are updated properly where as JFileChooser start showing combination of both. Why?
I am also updating the Look & Feel and calling
SwingUtilities.updateComponentTreeUI(this);
SwingUtilities.updateComponentTreeUI(this.getParent());
((JFrame)this.getParent()).pack();
to refresh the themes for my frame. I am using JDK 1.4.1.
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Changing Look & Feel of Detailed Navigation

Hi Gurus
I want to change Look & feel (e.g. font size, font type, background color etc) of Detailed Navigation in portal.
Please can anyone let me know which PAR file or files I need to modify for that?
Thanks,
Vaibhav Srivastava

hi Vibhav,
I think the below article will help you to get the exact par file, how to modify and see the changes in portal.
-it is my own article:)
[https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/60caa539-8e51-2a10-0e83-e0a68ab3f5aa|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/60caa539-8e51-2a10-0e83-e0a68ab3f5aa]

[solved] How-To apply lxappearance Look&Feel for qpdfview?

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as the title says: I wonder if there is a way to get the configured lxappearance Look & Feel for the qpdfview pdf-viewer.
I'd also write some code if necessary but I'm don't know where I should start…
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Last edited by domac (2012-08-16 16:29:29)

Hello!
You just need to install "libgnomeui". This package (or some of it dependencies... I never "investigated" what exactly happens) provides what is necessary to make Qt applications use the GTK theme. Probably it is going to work right after the installation. If not, try to logoff/login or restart the computer. And, as a "last resort" (it should not be necessary), change the Qt settings, on "qtconfig", to make it use the GTK+ Gui Style.
I hope this have worked. Anything else, just ask!

How to standardize the look & feel of different vendor JSF components?

Hi,
There are various JSF components created by different parties. For example, Tomahawk from Myfaces, ADF faces from Oracle, SUN components that provided in Java Studio creator. They look different.
Can we standard the look and feel for these various components when we use them in a same project? so that it wouldn't look that different when the page is displayed to the end user.
Please advise.
Thank you.

Hi,
Can you be more specific how to achieve that using css? You mean the look and fee that we see is not an image?
Have you seen how Oracle ADF face look & feel is like?
How to change its look to what we have SUN offered in its Java studio creator 2?
Please advise.
Thank you.

How to show different Look & Feel to different users?

Hi,
how to show different Look & Feel to different users?
Thanks & Regards,
Venu--

If you want the user to select then LookAndFeel then Visitor Tools.
If you want to use code and dynamically change it then http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E13155_01/wlp/docs103/javadoc/index.html?com/bea/netuix/laf/PortalLookAndFeel.html
if you have only a few combinations then you could even create different desktops and direct the user to the appropriate url

Changing shell, look & feel dynamically in desktop backing file

(I apologize if this post is showing up twice - I tried posting with
google groups but it doesn't appear at forums.bea.com, so I wanted to
post again using xnews to make sure it shows up.)
I have a backing file that I am using with my desktop and I need to be
able to change the shell and look & feel dynamically, based on the page
that is currently active. I am doing the following in the preRender()
method:
String newLAF = "myLookAndFeel";
String newShell = "myShell";
// here is where I would determine the appropriate LAF and shell based on the current page
customizationContext = new CustomizationContext(Locale.getDefault(), request);
customizationContext.setVisitorMode(true);
DesktopView desktopView =
PortalBeanManager.getPortalCustomizationManager().getDesktopView(customizationContext, webAppName, new PortalPath(portalPath), new DesktopPath(desktopPath));
DesktopInstanceId dii = desktopView.getDesktopInstanceId();
DesktopInstance di = PortalBeanManager.getPortalCustomizationManager().getDesktopInstance(customizationContext, dii);
LookAndFeelDefinitionId lookAndFeelId = null;
for(int i = 0, n = lookAndFeelDefinitions.length; i < n; i++) {
if(newLAF.equals(lookAndFeelDefinitions.getDefinitionLabel())) {
lookAndFeelId = lookAndFeelDefinitions[i].getLookAndFeelDefinitionId();
break;
di.setLookAndFeelDefinitionId(lookAndFeelId);
ShellDefinitionManager shellManager = PortalBeanManager.getShellDefinitionManager();
ShellDefinitionId shellId = null;
ShellDefinition[] shellDefinitions = getShellDefinitions(webAppName, request.getLocale(), request);
for(int i = 0, n = shellDefinitions.length; i < n; i++) {
String shellName = shellManager.getShellView(customizationContext, shellDefinitions[i].getShellDefinitionId()).getMarkupView().getMarkupDefinition().getName();
if(newShell.equals(shellName)) {
shellId = shellDefinitions[i].getShellDefinitionId();
break;
di.setShellDefinitionId(shellId);
PortalBeanManager.getPortalCustomizationManager().updateDesktopInstance(customizationContext, di);
This works just fine, but I once the portal renders itself in my
browser, I usually have to refresh the page before the changes to the
shell and look & feel are visible. I would like to do this in the
init() method of the backing file but I do not know how to determine
the current active page from within init.
I would appreciate any help you all could give me in finding a solution
so I do not have to refresh the page in order to see the shell and look
& feel changes. Thanks in advance!
Andy

We essentially have 2 "portals" running inside 1 .portal file. We'd
like to be able to use single sign on and entitlements to allow/restrict
access to various parts of the 2 portals (where certain books are
consider part of portal "A" and others part of portal "B"). If you are
logged in as a super-user, you will be able to access everything. If
you are logged in as user type "A" you can only access portal "A," and
similarly for user type "B" and portal "B."
Portals A and B have each have a distinct header, footer (i.e. shell),
and look and feel (skeleton and skin). If a super-user is looking at
portal A, the portal should have portal A's header, footer, and look and
feel, and similarly for portal B.
How would you recommend we accomplish this? Would it make more sense
(and is it possible) to have the header and footer jsps determine what
content to render based on the current book or page, and then use the
code you suggested below to change the look and feel dynamically?
Thanks,
Andy
jolleyc wrote:
in order to pick up the changes for that request you will need to do a redirect back to the server (our login examples shwo you how to do this). this is because the control tree has already been retrieved from the database (so you need to go back and get a new version).
I quick note: If you plan on doing this a lot this is quite a heavy process. if you just need to change the lookAndFeel on the fly you can look at the following ( i t think this is in the tutorial portal)
A) Modify the shell to include a jsp and backing file
<netuix:header>
<netuix:jspContent backingFile="com.acme.DynamicLookAndFeelHeaderBacking" contentUri="/portlets/lookAndFeel/dynamicLookAndFeelHeader/dynamicLookAndFeelHeader.jsp"/>
</netuix:header>
B) backing file looks like
public void init(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
// Get the session from the request
HttpSession session = request.getSession();
// Get the LookAndFeel object from the PrimaryTheme in the request
LookAndFeel lookAndFeel = LookAndFeel.getLookAndFeel(request);
if (request.getParameter("defaultButton") != null)
session.setAttribute("skin", "default");
if (request.getParameter("textButton") != null)
session.setAttribute("skin", "text");
if (request.getParameter("classicButton") != null)
session.setAttribute("skin", "classic");
String selectedSkin = (String) session.getAttribute("skin");
if (selectedSkin != null)
lookAndFeel.setSkin(selectedSkin);
lookAndFeel.setSkeleton(selectedSkin);
lookAndFeel.reinit();

Oracle Forms Look & Feel

I want to change my forms look & fell thats why I performs below mention steps.But when form run the look & feel naver change only visual attribute of emp block becomes purple & when i change color then its not change means always remains purple.
Steps Performed.
1) My Forms install on C:\Oracle\Dmhome10g Direcotry.
2) I am using Oracle JINITIATOR 1.3.1.17
3) I am using JRE 1.4.2.17.
4) My Os Platform Is Windows Advance Server 2000.
5) I put Laf.Jar file in C:\Oracle\Dmhome10g\Forms90\Java.
6) I open formsweb.cfg file & put archive=frmall.jar,laf.jar
When I run the form then emp block visual attribute becomes purple & other theme remains defult no other changes performed. And when I change color then no action happened.
I had 1 question in my mind.
1) Where I put "DrawLAF.java" file.
Regards
Fahed Akhter

Fahed,
I'm not sure we are talking about the same thing. I am speaking about the Java console opened when you run your form (the little coffe-cup icon in the quick task bar) that should show something like this:
Java Plug-in 1.5.0_12
Utilisation de la version JRE 1.5.0_12 Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM
Répertoire d'accueil de l'utilisateur = C:\Documents and Settings\Francois
c: effacer la fenêtre de la console
f: finaliser les objets de la file d'attente de finalisation
g: libérer la mémoire
h: afficher ce message d'aide
l: vider la liste des chargeurs de classes
m: imprimer le relevé d'utilisation de la mémoire
o: déclencher la consignation
p: recharger la configuration du proxy
q: masquer la console
r: recharger la configuration des politiques
s: vider les propriétés système et déploiement
t: vider la liste des threads
v: vider la pile des threads
x: effacer le cache de chargeurs de classes
0-5: fixer le niveau de traçage à <n>
proxyHost=null
proxyPort=0
connectMode=HTTP, native.
La version Forms Applet est : 10.1.2.0
Francois

[JProgressBar][Look&feel] Change the color

I want to change the color of my JProgressBar :
I have tried :
UIManager.put("ProgressBar.foreground", new ColorUIResource(255, 0, 0));
progressBar.updateUI();
and
progressBar.setForeground(Color.RED);[b]
When I use the default look&feel, it works but with a custom look&feel (com.birosoft.liquid.LiquidLookAndFeel), the color isn't changed.
Does anybody has an idea ?
thanks in advance
sylvain_2020

hi,
you're right but when I do :
<b>this.progressBar.setForeground(Color.RED);
this.progressBar.updateUI();</b>
Nothing changes. I found that the probleme comes from the look & feel that I used since the color is changed when I don't specify any look and feel ...
Do you know how I could resolve this ?
Sylvain

Java Look & Feel in Windows

I would like to implement the Java L&F on windows plattforms with those nice notched, blue title bars. I'm using the crossplattform look and feel from the UIManager (jsdk 1.4.1_01). Everything looks smashing (my scrollbars gets notched...mmm...nice) xept for the titlebars. They are as ugly as everything else in Windows. I'm using JFrames.
Note: When I run javaws apps, some of them get the Java L&F but when I run them as pure Java I'm stuck with Windows-titlebars. Grrr...

Sorry Stevo,
That is not necessarily true.
As of Java 1.4:
JFrame has a method called setDefaultLookAndFeelDecorated.
So, before you create any frames if you call:
JFrame.setDefaultLookAndFeelDecorated(true);then all of your frames should have what you want, if the l&f supports it.
The Java Look & Feel does support, so that should give you what you need.
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