JButton-adding two images

hey, at first I want to say that I was looking here and on google about my problems and I did find nothing :/.
I had in my JButton ImageIcon like that:
JButton button = new JButtone(ImageIcon sampleImage);
and all is great. But i need in my program to change the background when user enter with mouse on this button and here is the problem, because that sampleImage what i added before should stay the same and as the background I want to add another image. So to sum up: I want to add as background the image...I was looking any solution for 5 hours and I cant find anyhing :(. Can anyone help?
Thanks in advance
-mike

Load one image and then load a different image--you have reference to them with 2 different variables. Once you have them loaded set one as the default background, then look at MouseListener and MouseEvent for a mouse over action, when you get the mouse over, then change the background image to the one that is not displayed. Since you only have 2 images you can keep track of which one is being displayed with a boolean flag--something like boolean isDefault = true;
Now if you need help with code, post what you have so far and ask specific questions.

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* card.java
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Op 26 dec. 2014, om 00:50 heeft MediaGraphics <[email protected]> het volgende geschreven:
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