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Image Resize on window Resize

 
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Hi,

Please have a look at the following code



In here what I am trying to do is to re size the image applied to the JLabel on window resize. But my image is not getting resized. Please help..
 
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Can someone help me please?
 
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have the image drawn via the label's paintComponent where the width/height is a % of the frame's size
(or perhaps % of label's container's size, if it also increases/decreases along with frame)
 
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Check out Background Panel for an example that dynamically resizes the image as the size of the panel changes.
 
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Seems like this is harder than I thought. Never mind, I will give a try, thanks to all of you for the replies
 
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Its not that hard. Its one line of code to draw an image at the size of the container.

The code I gave you does lots of other stuff as well that you don't need.
 
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i had the opposite question. window resize based on image size. but i will save it for another post.
 
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I will have a look now
 
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Randall Twede wrote:i had the opposite question. window resize based on image size. but i will save it for another post.


Since the answer is brief, I'll provide it here (sorry Yohan!). In the (J)component that paints the image, override getPreferredSize to return the size of the image. Then call pack() on the window it's shown in.
 
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