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Who can tell me how make an image background for jframe
Submitted by jiang5495 on Mon, 02/08/2010 - 10:54.
Who can tell me how make an image background for jframe
by using netbeans?
using netbeans not other!
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Hi,
you can overwrite the paintComponent-method of the JFrame:
_background = new ImageIcon(getClass().getClassLoader().getResource("background.jpg"));
...
protected void paintComponent(final Graphics g) {
super.paintComponent(g);
int alignmentX = getWidth() - _background.getImage().getWidth(this);
int alignmentY = getHeight() - _background.getImage().getHeight(this);
g.drawImage(_background.getImage(), alignmentX, alignmentY, this);
}
Bye,
Torsten
reply to Torsten
Thank you very much!
I solved this problem successfully!
Torsten
Nope, Torsten did! You just implemented it :)
To be honest ...
I also didn't solve it by myself but found it by the help of google ;-).
I think this works to though it has been awhile
ImageIcon Img = new ImageIcon(<path to icon>);JFrame Frame;
Frame.setBackground(Img);
I think that is how we used to do it when we did guis in class. Hope I helped. (Lot lighter than the last suggestion.)
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