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Hi there,

I made an applet and added a JList object into it and I have a folder containing images (0.jpg, 1.jpg, 2.jpg)

I want to add these images in the JList object in the form of loop when I tries this



the list resulted in list of object reference not image itself
so is there any solution for this issue

and thank you very much
 
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Add ImageIcon's to the ListModel, not Image's.

 
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so how can I select from the ListModel certain icon to get the image and save it to folder or database
 
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"nesrin ab", please check your private messages for an important administrative matter.
 
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Read the ImageIcon API.
 
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I tried another solution but also failed
please if any one can help me




 
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in the last one there is no exception thrown but the images do not appear in the list
 
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I tried another solution but also failed



Why? I already gave you the solution.
 
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can you give a sample code,
I tried your solution, but I have no experience with applets and failed to do it
so if you can write the sequence that is should follow to use the ListModel and ImagIcon
 
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> I made an applet
> images[i] = ImageIO.read(new File(path));

won't work in applets

google
getCodeBase()
 
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why Michael
and where to add the getCodeBase()
 
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but I have no experience with applets



Well, thats an important piece of information to leave out (that this is for an applet).

Read the section from the Swing tutorial on How to Make Applets for an example of using images in an applet.
 
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Thank you all very much.
 
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