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1. Setting background images in JFrame    stackoverflow.com

Are any methods available to set an image as background in a JFrame?

2. How to set an image as a background for Frame in Swing GUI of java?    stackoverflow.com

I have created one GUI using Swing of Java. I have to now set one sample.jpeg image as a background to the frame on which I have put my components.How to ...

3. JToolbar background image    stackoverflow.com

I'm using a customized JToolbar using the following code:

public class GeneralToolbar extends JToolBar{

  public GeneralToolbar() {
    super();
    setBackground(Color.white);
    setOpaque(true);
   ...

4. Transparent JFrame background    stackoverflow.com

Is it possible to make a JFrame that has a transparent background and draw an image on it, so only the image will be visible with no border or background?

5. Background image in a JFrame    stackoverflow.com

This question has been asked a lot but everywhere the answers fall short. I can get a JFrame to display a background image just fine by extending JPanel and overriding paintComponent, ...

6. Add a Transparent image to window background in Java using Netbeans    stackoverflow.com

how to add a background image with transparency to a jFrame in Netbeans. I have added a jPanel to jFrame and all components are in this panel. Also Netbeans allows me to ...

7. function to set background image in a jframe in java netbeans ide    stackoverflow.com

I am making a java application using netbeans ide 6.8. I don't the function to set a background image to my jframe. I will be very helpful if you can post ...

8. Trouble Adding Background Image to JFrame in Netbeans 7.0    stackoverflow.com

This is my first question, so please bear with me. I am working on an application (which I have already fully-designed). Now I am at the coding stage and I am having ...

9. Background images for the Frame    coderanch.com

You'll have to make a specialized component ( like JImagePanel below... ) that can paint a graphic in the background. Then, you'll add that component to your frame, and add any new components to it. -Nate import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; import javax.swing.*; public class JImagePanel extends JPanel { private Image myImage; public JImagePanel( Image i ) { setImage( i ); } ...





10. How do I place image in the background of JFrame ?    coderanch.com

How do I place image in the background of JFrame ? I have tried the following but it is not working. Please Help ! /* testbackground image */ import javax.swing.*; import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; public class TestBackgroundextends JFrame { String urlToImage = "beach.jpg"; Image tileImage; public void paintComponent(Graphics g) { int width = getWidth(); int height = getHeight(); int imageW = ...

12. Setting an image as a background of a JFrame    coderanch.com

Jack, I really urge you to follow the instructions in the private message Amit sent you. It is not optional, and failure to comply will lead to the closing of your account. Other than that, you're missing calls to super.paint(g) and super.update(g); omitting these will mess up your user interface with older drawings remaining. And that's not just the image, but ...

13. How to add a background image to JFrame    java-forums.org

I know I can add the image using a panel and adding an ImageIcon to the LayeredPane, but that overwrites my swing components, except for my top button. Here's my code: Java Code: package platinum; import java.awt.Color; import javax.swing.*; import static javax.swing.GroupLayout.Alignment.*; import java.awt.event.*; public class LogIn { JFrame frame = new JFrame(); JButton Click = new JButton("Sign In"), Hiya = ...

15. trying to add image to background in JFrame...what's the problem in this program    java-forums.org

package Screens; import java.awt.event.*; import java.awt.*; import javax.swing.*; public class FirstScreen extends JFrame implements ActionListener { JLabel screen; JButton play,quit; public void FirstScreen() { setLayout(null); screen= new JLabel(new ImageIcon ("back.png")); play=new JButton("PLAY"); quit= new JButton("QUIT"); screen.setBounds(0, 0, 534, 329); play.setBounds(50, 40, 20, 10); quit.setBounds(10, 10, 50, 30); add(screen); add(quit); add(play); this.setSize(534,329); this.setResizable(false); play.addActionListener(this); quit.addActionListener(this); } public static void main(String [] arr) ...

16. Setting JFrames Background To An Image?    java-forums.org





17. background image in jframe    java-forums.org

18. JFrame image background    java-forums.org

Hi, I am trying to put a background to my JFrame I have a label witch contain the image but I don't find the way to set it as the backgroup of my JFrame so now I can't add any component in front of my Label. How can I do that ? Thx for your help.

19. How can you get a custom background image for a Jframe +    java-forums.org

Hi, my problem is i'm trying to get a custom background for my frame, everything else works with my program and i tried a bunch of different methods but none seem to work. This is the part of my program that displays the first button and i got a custom background color, so can anyone tell me wat i should add. ...

20. Need help with JFrame background image    java-forums.org

Hi. I have a program where I have designed a simple house on the 700x700px screen and want to put a background image. I have the code but the code creates a NEW window so when I run the program I have the house AND the other window with the background image. I was just wondering, does anyone know how to ...

21. can anyone suggest me a simple way to add a background image to JFrame ?    forums.oracle.com

I want to add a background image to JFrame in a simple way rather than overiding the paint method or paintComponent method. Just like adding an image to JButton or JLabel using two or three lines of code. Is it possible ? r there any methods for this purpose ? if so pls give the code.

22. how to add a background image to JFrame sothat components are added on the    forums.oracle.com

I want to add an image to JFrame such that all the compents of frame are displayed on the image. i have do it using the code below Icon i=new ImageIcon("foryou.jpg"); JLabel i1=new JLabel(" "); i1.setIcon(i); i1.setBounds(0,18,1024,786); add(i1); But using this , i am only able to display the image as image lying below the components. what method should i use ...

23. JFrame background image    forums.oracle.com

24. Simple Background image no JFRAME    forums.oracle.com

actually my project was already delivered two weeks ago.. i was just trying to improve my work.. but improve it to myself... no one's born with all knowledge.. first i had a problem with a class invocation, someone helped me and i apreciated, next i wanted to improve RMI low rate of performance.. that problem wasnt solved, now i would like ...

25. Problem with background image, in a JFrame.    forums.oracle.com

In future, Swing questions should be posted to the Swing forum: [http://forums.sun.com/forum.jspa?forumID=57] 1. Rather than defining your own component class, why not just use JLabel + ImageIcon to show an image. 2. Did you ever add this new component to your content pane? Did you call revalidate on the content pane? 3. The best way to ask for information is to ...

26. Problem with background image, in a JFrame.    forums.oracle.com

27. Setting JFrame Image Background    forums.oracle.com

Hi everyone, I'm kind of new to Java programming and so far I haven't been able to find a way to set the background of a JFrame to an image. I already know how to change the color but I need to set an image to the background and not just a color. So I was wondering if anybody knew where ...

28. How to set background image for a jframe developed in Netbeans IDE    forums.oracle.com

1) You post questions in the wrong forum. (As you title says this is a Swing question). 2) Not once in your last 10 postings have you ever bothered to reply to a posting to thank people for the help you have received. I seriously doubt you well ever get answers in the future.

29. Setting background image in JFrame    forums.oracle.com

Witam, Jak mozna ustawic tlo w postaci grafiki (png, jpg, ...) dla jFrame? Znalalem juz kilka sposobow ale one uzywaja jPanel, ktorego ja NIE moge uzyc ... niestety. Jesli nie ma takiej mozliwosci dla jFrame to moze tez byc dla jScrollPane, JComponent, Scene albo LayerWidget;) Hi, Is it possoble to use image as a background for jFrame? I know that it ...