Removing Java coffee JWindow icon in java graphical project.

import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
JWindow window = new JWindow();
window.setIconImage(new Image());
Does the above, in the appropriate class area,
successfully set an invisibne icon image
in the top left corder of a JFrame, getting
rid of the default Java icon image?
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Does the above, in the appropriate class area,
successfully set an invisibne icon image
in the top left corder of a JFrame,.. The post title mentions JWindow, which would not have an icon in the top left corner, yet now you refer to a JFrame. It might help to get better answers by taking care with the terminology.
..getting rid of the default Java icon image?What happened when you tried it?

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