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> No, I don't think so. You can get the renderer by calling
> RenderKit.getRenderer(component.getFamily(), component.getRendererType()).
> This is just one of those things that seems silly from a development
> perspective -- you can manually call getRenderer(), but you can't use the
> convenience method that does it for you :-).
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I meant RenderKit.getRenderer().
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