How to load image into picturebox

Hi! Does anyone know how to load image into picturebox by using J2ME? And how to crete the picturebox in the forst place?
Thanks!
Regards,
Jaceline

You want java.awt.Toolkit.getImage() and java.awt.Graphics.drawImage().
Ted.

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