Add Scroll Bars around Large JPG Image - JDev 11.1.2

Hello:
I have a panel tabbed componet and inside one of the show detail items, I would like to put a rather large image. I can put the af:image into the show detail item, but neither horizontal or vertal scroll bars appear, so I can only see the upper left corner of the JPG image. How can I make horizontal and vertical scroll bars appear around the image?
Thanks for the help.

Try to put the image into a panelGroupLayout in scroll mode...
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