Example usage for javax.swing JButton setBackground

Introduction

In this page you can find the example usage for javax.swing JButton setBackground.

Prototype

@BeanProperty(preferred = true, visualUpdate = true, description = "The background color of the component.")
public void setBackground(Color bg)

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Sets the background color of this component.

Usage

From source file:pt.lsts.neptus.util.logdownload.LogsDownloaderWorkerUtil.java

/**
 * Creates a message listener for {@link EntityState} for {@link LogsDownloaderWorker}.
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 * @param worker
 * @param cameraButton
 * @return
 */
static MessageListener<MessageInfo, IMCMessage> createEntityStateMessageListener(LogsDownloaderWorker worker,
        JButton cameraButton) {
    return new MessageListener<MessageInfo, IMCMessage>() {
        @Override
        public void onMessage(MessageInfo info, IMCMessage msg) {
            if (msg.getAbbrev().equals("EntityState")) {
                // we need to check for the source match
                int srcIdNumber = msg.getSrc();
                ImcSystem sys = ImcSystemsHolder.lookupSystem(srcIdNumber);
                if (sys != null && worker.getLogLabel().equalsIgnoreCase(sys.getName())) {
                    EntityState est = (EntityState) msg;
                    String entityName = EntitiesResolver.resolveName(worker.getLogLabel(),
                            (int) msg.getSrcEnt());
                    if (entityName != null
                            && LogsDownloaderWorker.CAMERA_CPU_LABEL.equalsIgnoreCase(entityName)) {
                        String descStateCode = est.getDescription();
                        // Testing for active state code (also for the translated string)
                        if (descStateCode != null && ("active".equalsIgnoreCase(descStateCode.trim())
                                || I18n.text("active").equalsIgnoreCase(descStateCode.trim()))) {
                            cameraButton.setBackground(LogsDownloaderWorker.CAM_CPU_ON_COLOR);
                        } else {
                            cameraButton.setBackground(null);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    };
}