Set backgrount image on RootPane using Synth L&F

I'm using synth to create my L&F in my application and I want to set the background image in my RootPane. I have defined the style in my xml but I don't se any image.
<style id="background">
 <opaque value="true" />
 <state>
 <imagePainter method="rootPaneBackground"
 path="/images/background.jpg" sourceInsets="0 0 0 0" />
 </state>
</style>
<bind style="background" type="region" key="RootPane" />Am I doing it wrong.

hi
I have not answered your question but i have a query.
What libraries are you using to create swing components using XML File.
Actually i have a requirement :
I must develop a GUI using swing by parsing XML documents.How to render the swing objects at run time, after parsing the XML document.I must know the process of creating the swing containers,components from XML document. Some open sources are available for the purpose but i must create a framework for our own purpose, so must know the process involved.
kindly provide me any links or tutorial for the same.

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