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jpanel paint image using method like jpanel1.paint

 
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hello guys there are many source code to paint image in jpanel but this time im trying to do this code like for example
i have a JPanel jpanel1 = new JPanel();
and i want to paint method link this code

"jpanel1.paint"

here is my code.



"Graphics graphics = " is my big problem how to draw image using this code? thanks in advance.
 
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There's only one correct way.
http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/painting/index.html

If all you want to do is to display an image, the better way to do that is with JLabel and ImageIcon.
 
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if using a jlabel and icon still there is a problem the image doest not fit into jlabel. and still we must use something like



or other to fit the image into jlabel.
 
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the image doest not fit into jlabel



It will, if you use a layout manager correctly.
http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/layout/index.html

Unless of course, you want the image to be scaled to a certain size, which could be one interpretation of your rather vague post. IMO that's better achieved by extending ImageIcon than by custom painting.

Why don't you go through the entire Swing tutorial trail? Programming is so much more fun when you understand what you're doing.
 
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Sorry but how does layoutmanager help to fit the image? is that by setting the layout of jlabel?

see my code but it does not work


and i also try to do like this

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