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  Asked By: Maria    Date: Aug 06    Category: Java    Views: 606
  

Image img = kit.getImage("icon.gif"); // kit is a Toolkit object
seticonImage(img);

if i write this on a Jframe, an icon comes at the top-left corner of
the frame.


question is , who supplies this "icon.gif" ? is it JDK? you know,
this "icon.gif" is not in mine hard-disk . i dont understand from
where it comes.



is it possible to load an image from hard drive e.g
C:\myfolder\myphoto.jpg ? how is it possible?

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3 Answers Found

 
Answer #1    Answered By: Becky Baker     Answered On: Aug 06

You supply the icon.gif................

 
Answer #2    Answered By: Stacie Martin     Answered On: Aug 06


In my GYM! , I use the following code to load  icons
/**
* loadEmoticon method comment.
*/
public javax.swing.Icon loadEmoticon(int icon) {
return new ImageIcon(EmoticonLoader.class.getResource(icon+".gif") );
}

 
Answer #3    Answered By: Adali Fischer     Answered On: Aug 06

"You supply the icon.gif " -----what do you mean?look the code, i
have not specified the path of any icon  in my hard-disk. still it
loads!!

this icon is a cup of coffe(the java emblem of sun)on the top-left
corner of a JFrame.

all i want to know, who has supplied this icon? is it inside the JDK
package?

and second question, is it possible to load  an exisiting icon form
the hard-drive? how?

 
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