How do i use "getImage();" in an application?

[Sadieur]

I have been working with java for a month or so now; and I have been struggling
with a certain concept. The compiler wont except getImage(); in a frame.
Is there any way to get an image in a frame? PLEASE email me or post a message
here.

My email is: sadieur@yahoo.com

Thanks,
Sadieur

[Paul Clapham]

When you say "get an image in a frame" does that mean you want to PUT an
image in a frame, or that you want to get an image FROM a frame? Or
something else?

PC2

"Sadieur" <sadieur@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>
> I have been working with java for a month or so now; and I have been
struggling
> with a certain concept. The compiler wont except getImage(); in a frame.
> Is there any way to get an image in a frame? PLEASE email me or post a
message
> here.
>
> My email is: sadieur@yahoo.com
>
> Thanks,
> Sadieur

[pepper_dog999]

if you use the getImage() method in application, the compiler will not accept.instead
you should use Image i=new BufferedImage();then use create image.but if you
build a appleat embeded in the browser.the BufferedImage class will not be
accepted.this time you should use the getImage() method
although the compiler will not accept.but in browser will work correactly.

"Sadieur" <sadieur@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>I have been working with java for a month or so now; and I have been struggling
>with a certain concept. The compiler wont except getImage(); in a frame.
>Is there any way to get an image in a frame? PLEASE email me or post a message
>here.
>
>My email is: sadieur@yahoo.com
>
>Thanks,
>Sadieur

[Rajkamal Gopinath]

Hi

"Hope if this is what you are looking for"

Use getToolkit() method from the Frame which returns the Toolkit object which
has methods to create Image object

getToolkit().createImage(URL);

Regards

Rajkamal

"pepper_dog999" <liuji@topgroup.com> wrote:
>
> if you use the getImage() method in application, the compiler will not
accept.instead
>you should use Image i=new BufferedImage();then use create image.but if
you
>build a appleat embeded in the browser.the BufferedImage class will not
be
>accepted.this time you should use the getImage() method
>although the compiler will not accept.but in browser will work correactly.
>
>"Sadieur" <sadieur@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>I have been working with java for a month or so now; and I have been struggling
>>with a certain concept. The compiler wont except getImage(); in a frame.
>>Is there any way to get an image in a frame? PLEASE email me or post a
message
>>here.
>>
>>My email is: sadieur@yahoo.com
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Sadieur
>