System colors in Java

I am working in a Java Swing Project. Here I have to set some System colors like Window Background, Button Face etc to the controls. I also need the way to set the color to be Transparent.
Plz help me soon.
Anila.

Take a look at UIManager.
You can write yourself a little loop to dump out all of the system defaults which are accessible via UIManager.get*() and adjustable via UIManager.put().
If you want to adjust individual components then use their set() methods.

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