RE: Default button

• Subject: RE: Default button
• From: email@hidden
• Date: Tue, 5 Apr 2005 10:40:36 +0200
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The JButton needs to be on a JDialog.
If it is on a JFrame the Aqua Look and Feel will not change its appearance.
The behaviour should be correct though. Press the Enter key and the button
fires the action performed event.

-Werner


Josef Henryson wrote:
>I'm trying to set a button to have the 'blue' default look and listen to
the 'Enter' key. I use this code:
>
>JButton okButton = new JButton(app.getActions().getActionConsultOK());
>		okButton.setDefaultCapable(true);
>		app.getRootPane().setDefaultButton(okButton);
>
>But it still looks the same as the other buttons and does not have the 
>desired behaviour.
>
>Does anyone know something that could be of conflict when setting this?
>
>Thanks, Josef

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