Loading an image in a frame

Why doesn't the code below work? I need to load from an absolute path. Also how do I scale the image to fit the jlabel, it it's too big?
ImageIcon employeeImage = new ImageIcon("D:/temp/Fotos/1_1.bmp");
JLabel jLabel6 = new JLabel(employeeImage);
jLabel6.setBounds(new Rectangle(550, 5, 135, 125));
this.getContentPane().add(jLabel6, null);
Thanks for the help,
V

Why doesn't the code below work? I need to load from
an absolute path. Also how do I scale the image to
fit the jlabel, it it's too big?
ImageIcon employeeImage = new
ImageIcon("D:/temp/Fotos/1_1.bmp");
JLabel jLabel6 = new JLabel(employeeImage);
jLabel6.setBounds(new Rectangle(550, 5, 135, 125));
this.getContentPane().add(jLabel6, null);
Thanks for the help,
VI don't think java can use .bmp files and if that's not it then there might be something wrong with the Rectangle class....

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Loading multiple images dynamically

hi,
trying to load several images to timeline keyframes,
managed to load one, how to load several,
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var imageLoader:Loader;
function loadImage(url:String):void {
imageLoader = new Loader();
imageLoader.load(new URLRequest(url));
imageLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Pro gressEvent.PROGRESS, imageLoading);
imageLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Eve nt.COMPLETE, imageLoaded);
loadImage("Images/pori1.jpg");
function imageLoaded(e:Event):void {
imageArea.addChild(imageLoader);
function imageLoading(e:rogressEvent):void {

hi,
I appreciate if I would get some more advice on this.
I´m trying to load each image to a frame(instance/imageArea1,2,3...) and to be loaded when needed (using next- or previous -buttons).
Here´s my code so far:
stop();
var imageLoader:Loader;
var images:Array = new Array("Images/pic1.jpg","Images/pic2.jpg");
for(var i:uint = 0;i<images.length;i++){
var request:URLRequest = new URLRequest(images[i]);
var loader:Loader = new Loader();
loader.x = i * 100;
loader.load(request);
this.addChild(loader);
package KC {
import flash.display.MovieClip;
import flash.events.MouseEvent;
public class NextBtn extends MovieClip {
public function NextBtn():void {
buttonMode = true;
addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, btnEvent);
function btnEvent(evt:MouseEvent):void {
MovieClip(parent).gotoAndStop(MovieClip(parent).currentFrame + 1);
package KC {
import flash.display.MovieClip;
import flash.events.MouseEvent;
public class PrevBtn extends MovieClip {
public function PrevBtn():void {
buttonMode = true;
addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, btnEvent);
function btnEvent(evt:MouseEvent):void {
MovieClip(parent).gotoAndStop(MovieClip(parent).currentFrame - 1);

How to load mutiple image

I'm trying to create a photo manager but I can't find a way to load multiple images onto my frame. I have a thumbnail class that makes thumbnails for an image (which is a modified version of the class ImageHolder from FilthyRichClient)
public class Thumbnails {
     private List<BufferedImage> scaledImages = new ArrayList<BufferedImage>();
private static final int AVG_SIZE = 160;
* Given any image, this constructor creates and stores down-scaled
* versions of this image down to some MIN_SIZE
public Thumbnails(File imageFile) throws IOException{
          // TODO Auto-generated constructor stub
     BufferedImage originalImage = ImageIO.read(imageFile);
int imageW = originalImage.getWidth();
int imageH = originalImage.getHeight();
boolean firstScale = true;
scaledImages.add(originalImage);
while (imageW >= AVG_SIZE && imageH >= AVG_SIZE) {
     if(firstScale && (imageW > 320 || imageH > 320)) {
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          if(factor > 0) {
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          imageH = (int) (factor * imageW);
          else {
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originalImage.getType());
Graphics2D g2d = scaledImage.createGraphics();
g2d.setRenderingHint(RenderingHints.KEY_INTERPOLATION,
RenderingHints.VALUE_INTERPOLATION_BILINEAR);
g2d.drawImage(originalImage, 0, 0, imageW, imageH, null);
g2d.dispose();
scaledImages.add(scaledImage);
* This method returns an image with the specified width. It finds
* the pre-scaled size with the closest/larger width and scales
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// - this is the smallest (last) size
if (scaledW < width || ((scaledW >> 1) < width) ||
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scaleFactor + .5f);
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scaledH, scaledImage.getType());
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g2d.setRenderingHint(
RenderingHints.KEY_INTERPOLATION,
RenderingHints.VALUE_INTERPOLATION_BILINEAR);
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A loop will loop through a collection of files and pass them to the constructor of Thumbnails to create thumbnails and then set them as icon for JLabels that will be added to a JPanel, but it throws a java.lang.OutOfMemoryError at this line:
BufferedImage originalImage = ImageIO.read(imageFile);
even when there're only about 8 image files in the collection (total size 2,51MB).
I've seen other people's software that could load hundreds of photos in a matter of seconds! How do I suppose to do that? How to load mutiple images efficiently? Please help!! Thanks a lot!

another_beginner wrote:
Thanks everybody! I appreciate your help! I don't understand why but when I use a separate thread to do the job, that problem disappear. You were likely doing your image loading and thumnail creation on the Event Dispatching Thread. Among other things, this is the same thread that updates and paints your panels, frames, buttons, ect.. When a programer does something computationaly expensive on the event dispatching thread then the GUI becomes unresponsive until the computation is done.
Ideally what you want to do is load images and create thumnails on a seperate thread and update your GUI on the event dispatching thread. I supect that while you are finally doing the first item, you might now be violating the second item.
Whatever, the program seems to be pretty slow on start up 'cause it have to reload images everytime. I'm using Picasa and it can display those thumbnails almost instantly. I know that program is made by professionals. But I still want to know how.I took a look at this Picasa you mentioned. It's the photo manager from google right? You're right in that the thumnails display instantly when starting up. This is because Picasa is actually saving the thumnails, instead of creating them everytime the program starts up. It only creates the thumnails once (when you import a picture) and saves the thumnail data to " +*currentUser*+ /AppData/Local/Google/Picasa2/db3/" (at least on my computer --> Vista).
Also, if your looking for speed then for some inexplicable reason java.awt.Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().createImage(...); is faster (sometimes much faster) than ImageIO.read(...). But there comes a price in dealing with Toolkit images. A toolkit image isn't ready for anything until it has been properly 'loaded' using one of several methods. Also, when you're done and ready for the image to be garbage collected then you need to call Image.flush() or you will eventually find yourself with an out of memory error (BufferedImages don't have this problem). Lastly, Toolkit.createImage(...) can only read image files that the older versions of java supported (jpg, png, gif, bmp) .
And, another question (or maybe I should post it in a different thread?), I can't display all thumbnails using a JPanel because it has a constant height unless I explicitly set it with setPreferredSize. Even when put in a JScrollPane, the height doesn't change so the scrollbar doesn't appear. Anyone know how to auto grow or shrink a JPanel vertically? Or I have to calculate the preferred height by myself?Are you drawing the thumnails directly on the JPanel? If so then you will indeed need to dynamically set the preferred size of the component.
If not, then presumebly your wrapping the thumnails in something like a JLabel or JButton and adding that to the panel. If so, what is the layout manager you're using for the panel?

Making a loaded external image into a button in Actionscript

My name is Steve Oatman I am a student at
AIO for a Web Design Diploma
class: Interactive Telecommunications IMD412 XA
Professors to bussy!
I have a flash web site that I am putting together. I am using AS to load some images from an external source. These images are being loaded into a movieclip. These images need to become buttons once they are loaded. The images will link to the particular menu category pages beef, chicken, etc.
The images are loading fine they just are not responding like a button or link.
I am getting two error referencing the buttonMode and usehandCursor. Below is just one image that I am working on till I get it to work.
I am getting these two Compiler error code:
1119: Access of possibly undefined property buttonMode through a reference with static type flash.display:Loader.
1119: Access of possibly undefined property useHandCursor through a reference with static type flash.display:Loader.
This is what I have.
var myLoader01:Loader = new Loader();
myLoader01.load(new URLRequest("entrees_images/beef/beef01.gif"));
addChild(myLoader01);
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myLoader01.y = -164;
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From me searching online I thought the
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turned the element into a button!
I have included the fla file. This is in the menuItems_mc which is located in the pageContent_mc frame 40 layer page Image or of course the library.
I know this is a little in depth sorry and any help would be greatly appreciated.
Steve
713/742-3325

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Centre aligning images within picture frame using XML file

Hi
I am using a flash file that uses an xml file to upload a
series of images one at a time into a picture holder.
There are two different widths of the images. The height is
always the same. Is it possible to set this up so every image that
the xml file calls is centre aligned within the picture frame.
At the moment when using the xml file to load the image it
always left aligns the image when it brings it into the picture
frame even if you change the alignment to centre align within in
the align panel.
Does anyone have a suggestion why this is happening or how to
fix it?
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You're welcome. Pleased it worked.
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you can't check or adjust the size or position of images until they
have loaded, the MovieClipLoader class gives you a handy option to
run some code whenever its finished loading something you told it
to load.
That's what the addListener instruction does... it says
whenever myLoader has something new to tell me about the status of
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in the listener object (which is called loadListener in this
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The onLoadInit is the 'final' status update after loading. It
occurs when something has loaded and its properties are accessible
(_x, _width etc). The target_mc that is an argument for the
loadListener.onLoadInit is a reference to the clip that was loaded
into.
The best way to learn about this stuff is probably to read up
on MovieClipLoader in the livedocs and try google to see if there's
an online tutorial somewhere. Then give it a try yourself in
another new fla.
cheers
GWD

Loading an image

I have a problem with my code loading a file. I got some code for loading an image on the internet. the code compiles but when I add the module to my main (GraphicEvaluator.java) I get an error. below is the code and how I call the module plus the error that I encounter.
Please help me to figure this out so that it can work.
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import java.awt.*;
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non-static method getImageFromJar(java.lang.String) cannot be referenced from a static contextSo make the method static.
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Im having trouble with a gui that has to load external images, and ive isolated the loading to one spot. When I ask the Image icon for its status it always returns errored, but i dont know what error or how to fix it.
Pulling My Hair Out
JTuba
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Help with loading multiple images via LoadVars

Hello everybody.
I need a hand loading multiple images using the LoadVars
method with a text file. I can get it to load 1 image but not
anymore than that. I am aware of other methods like using
components but I am looking for a method where I can access and
change all data from 1 text file (there will be text variable text
within the file aswell to, but I am more concerned with the images
at the moment).
Anyway on to the issue. I have created a much simple .fla
file that outlines my problem.
The movie contains 3 layers:
- top layer contains AS
- middle layer contains an empty movie clip with the
instance name of mcImage1
- bottom layer contains an empy movie clip with the instance
name of mcImage2
The AS layer contains the following code:
imagedata = new LoadVars()
imagedata.load("data.txt")
imagedata.onLoad = function(ok){
if(ok){
mcImage1.loadMovie(this.Image1)
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} else trace("Problem Loading")
In the same folder of my .swf file I have a text file called
data.txt which contains the following
&Image1=image1.gif
&Image2=image2.gif
Also in the same folder of my .swf file I have two images
image1.gif and image2.gif.
When I run the flash the image2.gif is imported correctly.
image1.gif does not appear.
You can download my source files and all images here
http://www.myrealpage.com/projects/var_test/var_test.zip
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Glad to help. It is just that I see so many folks who have
two different parts of a problem smushed together – each
problem isn't so hard on its own, but together they are difficult
to wrap your head around. Always try and break down each step of
the problem and it will help you in the end.
That being said, I'm not quite so sure on this next problem.
I don't do so much timeline stuff along with the Actionscript. I
can get tricky. So this I don't quite have as much of clear mental
picture of what you are describing. But here are some questions
that I would ask – either of myself if I was doing it or of
you.
Is there a stop() on frame one to wait for the
LoadVars.onLoad? Does the onLoad then say to play?
If not, what happens if we get to Frame 10 before the
LoadVars has even finished? That could be a problem.
Remember that the LoadVars object is an actual object that
will exist until it is deleted or removed in various ways. You can
access it at any time after it is loaded. The onLoad event handler
is just that thing you want to happen immediately after it is
loaded.
So my design would probably be.
LoadVars on Frame 1.
Where I am stopped.
In the onLoad handler load the first image and tell the
timeline to play
On frame 10, the LoadVars object will still exist (unless
you've deleted it)
Get the variable out of the LoadVars and load the image.
If you want to check this. Put a stop() in frame 10 and run
it in the testing environment. When it gets to that frame, go to
the debug menu and List Variables. You should see that your
LoadVars object is still there.
Does that answer your question or am I totally missing the
point?

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Hi all,
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With regards
Nuwan

let say you have 20 images file in jpg format, all at the
same directory with your flash file, with file name as below:
pic1.jpg
pic2.jpg
pic20.jpg
in your flash, select the frame which you wan to load a
random image, type script below:
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filename = "pic" + num + ".jpg";
_root.createEmptyMovieClip("pic_mc", 1);
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Purpose
Error While loading the Image from the database
ORA-06502: PL/SQL : numeric or value error:Character string buffer too small
ORA-06512: at "Sys.HTP" ,line 1480
Requirement:
I am developing the web pages using PSP(Pl/sql Serverpages) . I have a requirement to show a image in the webpage. I got the following procedures from the oracle website.
I have created the following table to store the images
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ID INTEGER not null,
THEBLOB BLOB
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as
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l_off number default 1;
l_raw raw(4096);
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NULL;
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end;
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Hi Satish,
I have set the raw value as 3600 but still its gives the same error only. When I debug the procedure its throwing the error stack in
SYS.htp.prn procedure of the following line of code
if (rows_in < pack_after) then
while ((len - loc) >= HTBUF_LEN)
loop
rows_in := rows_in + 1;
htbuf(rows_in) := substr(cbuf, loc + 1, HTBUF_LEN);
loc := loc + HTBUF_LEN;
end loop;
if (loc < len)
then
rows_in := rows_in + 1;
htbuf(rows_in) := substr(cbuf, loc + 1);
end if;
return;
end if;
Its a system procedure. I don't no how to proceed .. I am really stucked on this....is their any other method to take picture from the database and displayed in the web page.....???? any idea..../suggesstion??
Thanks for your help!!!.

How do I run a simple script that loads an image into photoshop CS - CS4?

Hello,
I am at a loss on how to get my simple application to work. I have a small desktop air application that simply opens Photoshop and runs an action. I used switchboard and the application ran great on PC and MAC. However it only worked for CS3, and CS4 not CS or CS2?. Plus the size of switchboard was a bit large for my small app. I am willing to live with that though . I am using Air with Flex and wanted to know if perhaps there is a beter approach? All the application does is open photoshop, loads an image, and runs an action. Can I do this for all versions of Photoshop using switchboard? Can I do this without switchboard and just use javascript. The big issue is the Air app needs to open Photoshop, and most of the examples have me open PS first and then execute a script located in the PS directory. This needs to work outside of the PS directory. Any examples are appreciated.
I have looked at the following:
- SwitchBoard : only works for CS3-CS4 (on my tests)
- PatchPanel: same issue, plus seperate SDKs
- ExtendScript: requires script to be run from PS not Air

Hello,
I am at a loss on how to get my simple application to work. I have a small desktop air application that simply opens Photoshop and runs an action. I used switchboard and the application ran great on PC and MAC. However it only worked for CS3, and CS4 not CS or CS2?. Plus the size of switchboard was a bit large for my small app. I am willing to live with that though . I am using Air with Flex and wanted to know if perhaps there is a beter approach? All the application does is open photoshop, loads an image, and runs an action. Can I do this for all versions of Photoshop using switchboard? Can I do this without switchboard and just use javascript. The big issue is the Air app needs to open Photoshop, and most of the examples have me open PS first and then execute a script located in the PS directory. This needs to work outside of the PS directory. Any examples are appreciated.
I have looked at the following:
- SwitchBoard : only works for CS3-CS4 (on my tests)
- PatchPanel: same issue, plus seperate SDKs
- ExtendScript: requires script to be run from PS not Air

Using ImageIcon load an image

Hi I'm having a lot of trouble getting the below code to work. Its copied out of my textbook and its supposed to load an image using the getImage method in the ImageIcon class. The strange thing is I have gotten this to work before, but after I installed Windows 2000 the image doesn't seem to load right anymore.
getWidth and getHeight - on the image afterwards returns -1.
Could this be windows 2000's problem? I'm pretty sure it isn't .. but when you run out of ideas, it feels good to put the blame on something other than yourself.
import java.awt.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.net.*;
public class DisplayImage extends JApplet
public void init()
ImageIcon icon = null;
try
icon = new ImageIcon(new URL(getCodeBase(), "Images/backTile.bmp"));
catch(MalformedURLException e)
System.out.println("Failed to create URL:\n"+e);
return;
int imageWidth = icon.getIconWidth();
int imageHeight = icon.getIconHeight();
resize(imageWidth, imageHeight);
ImagePanel imagePanel = new ImagePanel(icon.getImage());
getContentPane().add(imagePanel);
class ImagePanel extends JPanel
public ImagePanel(Image image)
this.image = image;
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Again thx a lot. I know its a lot of code to read. Any help at all would be much appreciated.

".bmp" ? Windows bitmap isn't a supported file type, you should save your image as .gif, .png, or as .jpg.

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Just purchased Adobe Photoshop Elements 12. I am trying the follow the lessons in the above book. When I create the files and download the images, I am unable the import the files and images into the Photoshop Organizer. Some images will import but most just display a weird icon. I have reloaded, updated Windows, Photoshop, display drivers, you name it. Nothing works.
Using Windows 7 with 8 GBs of 64 bit memory.
I like the book, and feel it will be a great introduction to Photoshop. But if I can't load the images into the Photoshop 12 Organizer. I can't follow or use the book
Lou (tobytussah)

Lou again.
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Unable to load TIF images into Photoshop.

CS4 (11.0.2) and Windows 7 Home Edition.
Have developed a problem trying to load some TIF images into Photoshop. I have a large number of images archived over a decade or more. At this point it may some of the older files that exhibit the problem. Now all these files were edited and stored using the Photoshop versions during the complete time period. The files are always saved with no compression. Have tried to load from Photoshop and clicking on the file in a file list. Photoshop just hangs and I get the message Program not responding. I can take these same files and load them into the ROXIO photo editor with no problem. Stranger yet is if I simply load the file into the ROXIO editor then "save as" back into the same folder (overwrite) the file can then be brought into Photoshop with no problem! Any ideas?

Noel,
Will try to keep short.
I reinstalled Photoshop CS4 from the cd CS set. Did not uninstall first. Restarted PC and Photoshop. Still failed the same way with a 3001 image.
Did the following, changing one item in the Edit->Preference->GPU Setting. After each change, closed Photoshop, reopened, brought in 3001 image, restored original setting. 3001 failed each time.
* Unchecked Enable OpenGL Drawing
* Advanced setup: Unchecked Advanced Drawing.
* Advanced setup: Unchecked Color Matching
Next went to the Edit->Color Profile.
Scanned thru options and saw in the Convert Options: Engine. It was set to Adobe (ACE). ACE was the module name in the error detail!
Only other option for this is Microsoft ICM. Changed to that, close/open Photoshop and 3001 came in no problem. So did the Nikon 3000, srgb IEC 61922 2.1 and Untagged. However, when briging in an Adobe RGB(1998) image Photoshop notes Profile Mismatch. It allows me to decide what to do (use embedded profile instead of workspace; convert color to work space color; discard embedded profile. and I choose use the convert color and it loads ok. At least it loads the image! Will use this approach for now. I need to get educated on color profiles!!
Joe

Dynamic load of images in to established Timeline effect

Is it possible to dynamicly load images in to an already
established timeline effect?
Steps I've done.
Stuffed a JPG in to the library by draging and dropping it in
to the SWFs library.
Dropped the JPG on to the main stage
Right clicked the image then going down to Timeline effects
and choosing an effect.
Completing any changes in effects dialogue box and then
clicking OK.
Play the movie, and pat myself on the back that it worked.
So then, how can I get Actionscript to load an image
dynamically in to that same Timeline effect and have it do the
effect to that instead of the one found in the library?
I'm using Flash MX Professional 2004.

hii
Can u mention the error message getting while the status become RED??
As what I understand, this may be the issue of invalid characteristics inPSA Data Records or also there may be records that does not support the lower case or upper case data.
So just check the data in PSA Level
Thanks
Neha

Loading an image in a frame

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