Display an Image in a Java application !

Hi all !
Really i want to display an image in a java application , i know how to do it in applets but this method does not work in applications so please help me to do that in an application ,thanks .

it is the same way as in applets.
1. Open a frame with awt
2. Define an Image (like: Image a=null;)
3. Load this Image with the Toolkit....(just look which method to use)
4. draw this image to screen with g.drawImage(...)
Note the class drawing the image must implement ImageObserver.
regards

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