[Edited by Freakman] Question about JFrame.setDef...

[FileFantasy]

I remember long time ago, when I dealt with looks of a JFrame that has buttons in it, the buttons have a blue-green, kinda aqua color, and it's kinda shaded, which looked really nice.

But now when I try setDefaultLookAndFeelDecorated(true); it only gives me the top bar (with the title, minimize, maximize and close), the buttons remain a flat gray.

Is there another command that I'm forgetting? I really want to use the one that gave nice button graphics again, and now that I think about it, I think that one didn't add a top bar either, which is good, because I like the windows top bar more.

Thanks in advance.

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Attention Freakman / rizzix: what did you edit?

[FileFantasy]

The following is what I'm talking about:

Before: (credits go to Carleton University)


After: (credits go to http://www.beginner-java-tutorial.com)


Note that in Before, setDeaultLookAndFeel(true) gave nicer button graphics than After, and I'm trying to find out why I can't get the Before buttons to show up anymore when I use setDeaultLookAndFeel(true).

[FileFantasy]

Come to think of it, I think I was using NetBeans back then, and now I'm stuck with RTP because the school uses it.

Think that might be the reason?

[HellblazerX]

When I tried running my programs at school, the buttons were of the nicer graphics, but when I run it at home, they don't. It's not because of RTP, because I used both JCreator and RTP. I think it might be the JDK version, as I'm only using 1.4.2.

[FileFantasy]

Well, I just updated to the newest version, and I still get bad buttons...

I think I was using XP Prof Ed back then, Home Ed right now, wonder if that makes a difference.