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Try<br />
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setIconImage(Toolkit.getDe<wbr />faultToolk<wbr />it().getIm<wbr />age(this.g<wbr />etClass().<wbr />getResourc<wbr />e(&quot;images/<wbr />your.jpg&quot;)<wbr />));
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Try

setIconImage(Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getImage(this.getClass().getResource("images/your.jpg")));

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&gt; <br />
just change the imageicon for the frame, it get's scaled, but 16X16 pixels is usualy good<br />

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just change the imageicon for the frame, it get's scaled, but 16X16 pixels is usualy good


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btw, java will load most of the popular image formats using CEHJ's method
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btw, java will load most of the popular image formats using CEHJ's method

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Thanks but i'm getting an uncaught error fetching image which says something about java.lang.NullPointerExcep<wbr />tion
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Thanks but i'm getting an uncaught error fetching image which says something about java.lang.NullPointerException

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I have the image in the same directory as the main class to give some further information
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I have the image in the same directory as the main class to give some further information

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&gt; just change the image icon for the frame<br />
riaancornelius where is the image icon for the frame located ?
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> just change the image icon for the frame
riaancornelius where is the image icon for the frame located ?

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method setImageIcon() cannot be resolved!!!!
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method setImageIcon() cannot be resolved!!!!

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&gt;&gt; correction your setImageIcon() is supposed to be setIconImage().=)<br />
i guess it was a typo.<br />
Works fine. Thank you CEHJ.<br />
But where is the image for the frame located ?
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>> correction your setImageIcon() is supposed to be setIconImage().=)
i guess it was a typo.
Works fine. Thank you CEHJ.
But where is the image for the frame located ?

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&gt;&gt;But where is the image for the frame located ?<br />
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Not sure but wouldn't be surprised if it were in a runtime binary
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>>But where is the image for the frame located ?

Not sure but wouldn't be surprised if it were in a runtime binary

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Thank you. Will try and find out.
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Hi experts<br />
How can i replace the small java cup of tea icon that shows on JFrames with my own icon say in .jpg format ? How do i know the actual size of this tiny image and in which format is it?
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Hi experts
How can i replace the small java cup of tea icon that shows on JFrames with my own icon say in .jpg format ? How do i know the actual size of this tiny image and in which format is it?

Java cup of tea icon

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