Rotate an image in an applet

Hi all,,,
I was wondering how i rotate an image. As it stands now, i have the image reference in a variable and i need to know what the proper way is to reference that image with the Graphics2D class. I've tried a few things, but whenever i try to use the rotate method in Graphics2D, it gives me an error.
Perhaps just a short snippet to give me a push in the right direction?
Thanks
Kyle

This is my code:
Graphics2D g2;
int rotateD = 90;
int w = paddleImage.getWidth(null) / 2;
int h = paddleImage.getHeight(null) / 2;
g2.rotate(Math.toRadians(rotateD),w,h);
g2.drawImage(paddleImage);and this is my error:
C:\java\projects\SuperPong>javac Paddle.java
Paddle.java:61: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : method drawImage (java.awt.Image)
location: class java.awt.Graphics2D
g2.drawImage(paddleImage);
^any idea what is wrong with the drawImage?
thanks,
Kyle

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ive seen this one many times and it dosent work for me! Shouldnt the second parameter of the getImage(...) method not include the 'http://..." part as that what getDocumentBase() is for, returning the URL of the page the applet is embedded in? I have tried using code like this and event getting a printout of the doc/code base into the console to make sure my images are in the right place (.gif images), and nothing's happening, null pointer every time!
{code}
Image image;
public void init() {
// Load image
image = getImage(getDocumentBase(), "http://hostname/image.gif");
public void paint(Graphics g) {
// Draw image
g.drawImage(image, 0, 0, this);
{code}
ps this code is from the site mentioned above
Edited by: Sir_Dori on Dec 8, 2008 8:37 AM

Help! Image in an applet

Hi, I'm having some trouble displaying an image in my applet. I drew something in MS Paint, saved it as a gif, and want to draw it in my applet. I have tried using two methods to load the image:
map = getImage(getCodeBase(),"cheese.gif");
and
Toolkit toolkit = getToolkit();
map =toolkit.createImage("cheese.gif");
System.out.println(map == null) prints false for both methods, meaning that (I assume) Java has found and knows what .gif I am requesting. I am drawing the image with
g.drawImage(map, 25, 150, this);
I have tried replacing "this" with "getContentPane()" as well, but that was fruitless.
I think am importing all the right classes, like java.awt.*.
My applet extends JApplet (I don't know this has anything to do with it). I would post the entire applet, but it is quite lengthy at the moment. Any help would be much appreciated, thanks in advance, and sorry about the long post. If anyone needs anymore information to help me, I will be glad to help.

Try this html and code:
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</HTML>
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import java.applet.*;
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hi there - can anyone tell me why the following code only displays the image through the applet viewer but when i load it in a browser it just displays a grey square the same size as the image i'm trying to load?! many thanks.
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import javax.swing.*;
import java.net.*;
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Partial rotation of images when importing...

I'm wondering how to stop Lightroom from "squaring up" my images when I import them. Attached is a screen shot to illustrate.
I also can't find any consistentency, if I import the same image three times it will be as above twice but not on the third time!
I'm wondering if this is a metadata thing?
BTW camera is a Nikon D600.
With thanks in advance,
-Simon

If this is only happening to a few of the images on import it is most likely something related to your camera. If ALL of the Imported images exhibit the issue then there are two things in LR that could cause this to happen:
1) You are applying a Develop preset on Import that has Lens Corrections> Manual> Rotate tool setting other than '0.'
2) Your LR 'Default Develop Settings' has a Crop Angle tool or Lens Corrections> Manual> Rotate tool setting other than '0.'
To check this import one of the images from CF card that shows the rotation. Examine the Crop Angle tool and Lens Corrections> Manual> Rotate tool settings to determine which one is being applied. From inside the Develop module with the imported image still rotated hit the master 'Reset' button at the bottom of the right-hand Develop panel. This applies your LR 'Default Develop Settings.'
a) If the image is still rotated you may have inadvertently updated your LR 'Default Develop Settings' in the past with the image rotated. To correct this simply hit the master 'Reset' button, reset both the Crop Angle tool and Manual Rotate tools to '0,' go to toolbar Develop> Set Default settings, and select 'Update to Current Settings.'
b) If the image is not rotated you are probably applying a Develop preset that was inadvertently created with the image rotated. You will need to recreate this preset making sure Lens Corrections> 'Transform' is unchecked. This is the only Develop preset setting that will rotate the image as in your example.
If neither a or b fixes the issue you can try resetting your LR Preferences file:
http://members.lightroomqueen.com/Knowledgebase/Article/View/1148/198/how-do-i-delete-the- lightroom-preferences-file

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