Re: List cell renderer with JLabel: selected border

From: Håkan Lane <H.L@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2007 19:21:18 +0200

I think that you will have to write your own subclass of some
CellRenderer class. In what context (JList, JTree et.c) are you using
your JLabel? What you need to do would depend on that. I just spent
several hours learning this stuff today, so I don't mind helping you.
Just post some details about your code.

Håkan
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