Displaying Icons/Images in TextBoxes

I'm searching for a TextBox Class which can display Icons / Images as well. This is possible with the JTextPane, but it's not possible to copy/paste icons. Is there an improvement of this class or a better solution available?

http://blogs.adobe.com/aharui/2007/04/icons_in_combobox.html
This didn't work for you?
- Jason

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Applies to:
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Reporting Services 2008 R2
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Reporting Services 2014
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Hi, I'd like to display a dynamic image from the web inside a JLabel or any other swing component it could work in. I've been looking on the Swing tutorials and others forums, all I can have is that a JLabel can load an Icon object, defined by an image URL, but can this URL be like "http://xxxxx/image.jpg" somehow or can it only be a local image URL?>
I do not know why you start talking about an image on the web then go on to show concerns about whether it will work for a 'local' URL.
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Edited by: AndrewThompson64 on Apr 21, 2009 12:15 PM

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ADOBE SUPPORT REPLY:
Irv Kanode - 4:15pm May 5, 06 PST (#1 of 2)
Check some of your JPEGs for CMYK vs RGB.
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Presumably whoever created the images in that Excel document just put links to somewhere on their hard drive. Those links don't mean anything when you put the document on somebody else's computer, which is what you are doing. At least, that is my guess.
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