On Mon, 18 Oct 1999, Robert Simmons wrote:
> I have an application that I intend to package as a jar, with its images in
> the Jar. How do I construct a URL object to load those images into IconImage
> instances from the LOCAL jar file (ie, the file the program is running in.)
>
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Date: Monday, October 18, 1999 4:36 AM
Subject: Jar file Access to images
>Greetings, I cross posted this to about 3 newsgroups and havent gotten a
>reply yet so I figured I would post here because i need it answered. So
dont
>flame me for posting a general questi
Greetings, I cross posted this to about 3 newsgroups and havent gotten a
reply yet so I figured I would post here because i need it answered. So dont
flame me for posting a general question.
I have an application that I intend to package as a jar, with its images in
the Jar. How do I construct a
Well,
I changed it to 16bpp and now
it "seems" to be working fine. Most excellent! Of course I would
like it to run at a better color depth, but I'll take what I can
get.
Tim
Hello All:
I'm trying to run the JDK1.2,
but unfortunately it eludes me. I installed the necessary fonts. javac
works fine..seems to correctly compile all of my source. However, java and
the appletviewer crashed with a segmentation violation everytime programs tried
to load an
> i want to draw a image in my applet and i used the code
> below. but it is not loading. i think there is a small mistake.
>
> public class GetImage extends java.applet.Applet {
>
> Image img;
>
> public void init() {
>
> System.out.println(getCodeBase());
> t
hi,
i want to draw a image in my applet and i used the code below. but
it is not loading. i think there is a small mistake.
thanks in advance
MUTHU.
import java.awt.*;
import java.lang.*;
import java.net.*;
public class GetImage extends java.applet.Applet {
Image img;
p
On Fri, 19 Mar 1999, Nick Bailey wrote:
> We are having trouble with our "fonts". They are not real fonts: they
> are images created by a memory image source which was created by reading
> a TeX pk file. The fonts are read from the pk file to generate a pixel
> map with
eme and protocol implementation for your memory images, and access
the sounds through that mechanism.
a bit ott, perhaps.
dog
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But the applet class can only /play/ sounds already in /files/, right? We
want to synthesise them on the fly, whcih means having lower-level access to
the sound hardware. Sounds get generated in response to user actions, so I'm
not sure it'd be possible to write a file, then use the applet metho
On Fri, Mar 19, 1999 at 11:40:18AM +, Nick Bailey wrote:
> Most of the conversation on this list seems to be about jdk1.2, which is
> ?2. Sound and MIDI isn't there yet, even in so far as it's in the 1.2
> spec. We might as well code with JNI and go native.
Check on the java.applet.Applet cl
sons, but because I like the design,
documentation capacity etc etc, and it's enough like c++ that the
community could offer bug fixes in the open-software spirit.
We are having trouble with our "fonts". They are not real fonts: they
are images created by a memory image source whic
Hi All,
Can anyone guide me to a place/ tell me how to display an Image in
an application and how to save it bcak to a file? Pardon the "javaness" of
this question.
-Karthik.
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| Karthik Vishwanath, Junior Research Fellow,
> I would like to add an image (jpg) to a JPanel, but I cannot figure out
> how to do it. How would I do this.
import com.sun.java.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
ImageIcon oMyImage = new ImageIcon("some.jpg");
JPanel oPan = new JPanel(new BorderLayout());
oPan.add(new JLabel( oMyImage ), "Ce
On Mon, Sep 07, 1998 at 11:06:22AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I wrote:
>
> > What is the meaning of url.toExportedForm() from image contained in JAR
> > called something like this?
> >
> > systemresources://FILE1/+/images/new.gif
> >
> > I had
Here is a little class that I wrote that might be helpful . . . enjoy.
Carl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wrote:
> What is the meaning of url.toExportedForm() from image contained in
JAR
> called something like this?
>
> systemresources://FILE1/+/images/new.gif
>
> I had a lot
I wrote:
> What is the meaning of url.toExportedForm() from image contained in JAR
> called something like this?
>
> systemresources://FILE1/+/images/new.gif
>
> I had a lot of trouble reading image file (GIFs) from JARs.
I had a long look at the FAQ (www.afu.co
What is the meaning of url.toExportedForm() from image contained in JAR
called something like this?
systemresources://FILE1/+/images/new.gif
I had a lot of trouble reading image file (GIFs) from JARs.
I keep get a stack trace:
Have a FuNkiNG good time
Peter
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Hello all
I would like to add an image (jpg) to a JPanel, but I cannot figure out
how to do it. How would I do this.
Shafiek
I have a .gz compressed file that contains .gif images
How can I uncompress these files using java/javascript ?
Is there an example of java code that I could use for this ?
If so please could someone mail it to me.
Many thanks
Matt
At 11:00 AM -0400 05/19/98, Geoffrey S. Knauth wrote:
>If I recall correctly, 32-bit color is [Red][Green][Blue][Alpha]. If
>some layer were confused and just masked off the lower 24-bits, you'd
>lose [Red]. Switching to 24-bit color would make the problem appear
>to go away.
It all depend on t
Linux output on an SGI
box having a truecolor visual. This eliminates any server peculiarities.
The problem is that all images have no red in any of their colors. Only
images are affected; lines, polygons, etc. are ok.
The problem appears in three different versions of jdk for Linux
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