Java Icon in titlebar

Hi,
Could some help me out. I an trying to replace the Java Icon in the title bar.
tank you in advance.

Will need to use a third party image loader for ico files. The Java Advanced Imageing API may have support for .ico files, but I have never looked into that.
new ImageIcon("myicon").getImage( )Creates an ImageIcon which is not needed.
java.awt.Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit( ).getImage( "myicon" );
or
java.awt.Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit( ).createImage( "myicon" );Would have the same effect without loading an extra object into memory. Get image will load the image into a buffer so that other calls to getImage will return the same object. Create image will not add it to the buffer.

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