The Convert’s Guide to Java Swing: JButton

Text and Icons
Set Text
Set Text (HTML)
Set Icon
Set Pressed Icon
Set Rollover Icon
Set Disabled Icon
Set Selected Icon
Set Selected Rollover Icon
Set Selected Disabled Icon

Alignment
Change Text and Icon Alignment – HORIZONTAL
Change Text and Icon Alignment – VERTICAL
Change Text Position Relative to Icon – HORIZONTAL
Change Text Position Relative to Icon – VERTICAL

State
Arm the Button
Select the Button
Enable the Button
Press the Button
Rollover the Button
Enable Button Rollover

Overall Look
Set Size
Set Foreground Color
Set Background Color
Set Border
Hide Border
Hide the Focus Border
Change Margin
Make Opaque
Make Invisible
Change Font
Set Gap between Icon and Text

Misc
Set Action (and other values)
Set Action Command Text
Hide the Text of the Action
Do Click
Change Multi-Click Threshhold
Print if Button is the Default
Set Default Button of the RootPane
Disable Default Capable
Set Mnemonic
Set Displayed Mnemonic
Set Button Group
Set New Model

Events
Action Fired
Change Listener
Item Listener
Text Changed
Icon Changed
Pressed Icon Changed
Rollover Icon Changed
Disabled Icon Changed
Selected Icon Changed
Rollover Selected Icon Changed
Disabled Selected Icon Changed
Rollover Enabled Flag Changed
Horizontal Alignment Property Changed
Vertical Alignment Property Changed
Horizontal Text Position Property Changed
Vertical Text Position Property Changed
Border Painted Flag Changed
Focus Border Painted Flag Changed
Margin Property Changed
Content Area Filled Flag Changed
Icon Text Gap Value Changed
Action Object Changed
Hide Action Text Flag Changed
Default Capable Flag Changed
Mnemonic Property Changed
Displayed Mnemonic Index Value Changed
Button Model Changed

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Tags: Java, JavaSwing, JButton