Java: Jlist setSelectedValue() but ignoreCase?

Instead of adding String objects to your ListModel you could write your own String wrapper and override the equals(Object o) method to be case insensitive. This might have implications for other areas of your app.

I can't see any one shot method for that but merging one or two method you can have this. Call getNextMatch() until you find the exact element and then setSelectedValue.

SetSelectedValue() is not case sensitive, Java is case sensitive. Two solutions: Use all upper or lower case in your List When selecting the value loop through the list and compare the value to the String you want to select using the equalsIgnoreCase() mehtod of String.

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