use the repaint() method............

I'm kind of curious as to why you don't want to use the paint method. If your
intention is to only paint a certain object  at a certain time, then that
component should only be added to your pane when necessary. If it's not a
component, then why can't you have some kind of flag inside your class that
indicates when it should be drawn and when it should not be.

Creating a new graphics  object will not accomplish anything. You'll be drawing
graphics to nowhere. One thing I've done in the past is create a new
BufferedImage and got a Graphics object that references that. Using that I had
a double buffer that I could then flip to the displayed pane. But that's only
because I needed double buffering. Anyways, if I were you, I'd have the paint
method call  the drawgraphic method  when a flag is set and pass the Graphics
object.

Thank you all for your help. I think, I'll try to do as you said. I will use the
paint() method. My Problem was, that I didn't want that this will be executed
automatically. As some of the frriends already said, I will but a boolean value,
that will manage this.

U can get the graphics  handler using the getGraphics factory method
and u can use it anywhere in ur application

Graphics g=getGraphics();

U can use this handler anywhere within ur application.preferred that scope of
g should be there.

Like some other people have said, I'd still try to do this in your
paint(Graphics g) method. paint automatically  gets called when the
window gets resized or programs are switched between. If you really
don't want to do it in the paint method, then in your drawGraphic()
method don't use any arguments, but instead make the first line

Graphics g=getGraphics();

This will make it so g draws to the right place. I hope this helps.