Saving the Java Graphis Object to JPEG File Format

Hi,
I created many java graphics objects on my applet (standalone) and would like to save it in one jpg format.
Any idea how to do this??.
I would appreciate for any hints.
regards
Paulus

It is easy in Java.
See com.sun.image.codec.jpeg.* package document
good luck!
Louis
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