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by vtanathip » Sun Jan 09, 2011 8:23 pm
I'm already choose look and feel (Office sliver 2007) in window builder and it work correctly (In run-time and preview) but when I export to jar file it seen jar file using system look and feel. Anyone know how I export jar file with look and feel that I choose.
PS: Sorry about my English.
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by Eric Clayberg » Mon Jan 10, 2011 5:20 am
Do you have the
Apply chosen LookAndFeel in main() method preference enabled?
If so, a L&F class is no different than any other class in Java. If you are using it, make sure that you include it on your classpath and when you package your app.
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by vtanathip » Mon Jan 10, 2011 6:01 am
Eric Clayberg wrote:Do you have the
Apply chosen LookAndFeel in main() method preference enabled?
If so, a L&F class is no different than any other class in Java. If you are using it, make sure that you include it on your classpath and when you package your app.
Thank you for your answer but Im found what I did wrong. I choose wrong export function It must choose runnable jar with include library.
Anyway,Thank you
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by Eric Clayberg » Mon Jan 10, 2011 6:39 am
Good. I did not think this was Swing Designer related.
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