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I have a problem with JButton in Java. Basically, I want to disable the button's border (the button is added to JDesktopPane ).

Here is my code :

 JButton j = new JButton("BUTTON");
 j.setIcon(icon1); //icon1 : icon//
 j.setFocusable(true);
 j.setContentAreaFilled(false);
 j.setBounds(90, 20, 130, 30);
 dtp.add(j); //dtp : JDesktopPane//

It could let the border disappear like in this image:

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But when my mouse is clicked (not moved around) into the button, there is a "dot" border around the button, like this:

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So, how could I set the button so that when I don't move the mouse around the button area, it's still set like the first image, but when I move the mouse around, there's a square around the button (with a light-blue background)?

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That is not border. It's focus. You can remove it using:

jButton1.setFocusPainted(false);

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