问题
I'm using the Flamingo ribbon and the Substance Office 2007 look and feel.
Of course now every control has this look and feel, even those on dialog boxes.
What I want is something like in Office 2007, where the ribbons have their Office 2007 look, but other controls keep their native Vista/XP look.
Is it possible to assign certain controls a different look and feel? Perhaps using some kind of chaining or a proxy look and feel?
回答1:
I just discovered: Since Substance 5.0 the SKIN_PROPERTY is available.
It allows assigning different skins to different JRootPanes (i.e. JDialog, JFrame, JInternalFrame)
A little trick: I override JInternalFrame to remove the extra border and the title pane so that it looks just like a borderless panel. That way it is possible to create the impression, that different parts of a form/dialog have different looks.
回答2:
Here is a library which will automaticaly change the look and feel. I am not sure it this will done for every component in a different way, but you should take a look at it. pbjar.org
This book should be useful if you want to go deep into look and feel /java-look-and-feel-design-guidelines-second-edition
I would be glad to see some code example, if someone can write it, feel free to get starting.
EDIT:
In this forum thread Thread i found the following description
Swing uses a Look & Feel (a PLAF). PLAFs aren't attached on a per-JFrame level. They are attached on a per-VM level. It is almost impossible to mix PLAFs within one application. I have seen a few attempts, all failed.
回答3:
Swing unfortunately does lots of "psuedo-global" things behind the scenes. AFAIK, the only way to do it consistently is to use the private AppContext API. Each AppContext has its own event dispatch thread and other "psuedo-globals".
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/446056/can-i-use-two-different-look-and-feels-in-the-same-swing-application