Package javax.swing.plaf.multi

The multiplexing look and feel allows users to combine auxiliary look and feels with the default look and feel.

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Class Summary

MultiButtonUI	MultiButtonUI implementation
MultiColorChooserUI	MultiColorChooserUI implementation
MultiComboBoxUI	MultiComboBoxUI implementation
MultiDesktopIconUI	MultiDesktopIconUI implementation
MultiDesktopPaneUI	MultiDesktopPaneUI implementation
MultiFileChooserUI	MultiFileChooserUI implementation
MultiInternalFrameUI	MultiInternalFrameUI implementation
MultiLabelUI	MultiLabelUI implementation
MultiListUI	MultiListUI implementation
MultiLookAndFeel	A Multiplexing UI Look and Feel that allows more than one UI to be associated with a component at the same time.
MultiMenuBarUI	MultiMenuBarUI implementation
MultiMenuItemUI	MultiMenuItemUI implementation
MultiOptionPaneUI	MultiOptionPaneUI implementation
MultiPanelUI	MultiPanelUI implementation
MultiPopupMenuUI	MultiPopupMenuUI implementation
MultiProgressBarUI	MultiProgressBarUI implementation
MultiScrollBarUI	MultiScrollBarUI implementation
MultiScrollPaneUI	MultiScrollPaneUI implementation
MultiSeparatorUI	MultiSeparatorUI implementation
MultiSliderUI	MultiSliderUI implementation
MultiSplitPaneUI	MultiSplitPaneUI implementation
MultiTabbedPaneUI	MultiTabbedPaneUI implementation
MultiTableHeaderUI	MultiTableHeaderUI implementation
MultiTableUI	MultiTableUI implementation
MultiTextUI	MultiTextUI implementation
MultiToolBarUI	MultiToolBarUI implementation
MultiToolTipUI	MultiToolTipUI implementation
MultiTreeUI	MultiTreeUI implementation
MultiViewportUI	MultiViewportUI implementation

Package javax.swing.plaf.multi Description

The multiplexing look and feel allows users to combine auxiliary look and feels with the default look and feel. For example, a user could use an auxiliary audio look and feel in combination with the Motif look and feel. When a component instance asks for its UI, the Multiplexing Look and Feel returns a Multiplexing UI that handles all communications with both the auxiliary and the default look and feels. For example, JButton.getUI may get an instance of MultiButtonUI, which would handle both a MotifButtonUI and an AudioButtonUI.

Since:

JDK1.2