Setting an icon in the title bar of a JFrame...

Hi,
how do I set an image (icon) in the title bar of a JFrame (in the top left corner)?
In JInternalFrame there is a method
public void setFrameIcon(Icon icon)to set an image in the title bar of this internal frame - but in a JFrame I didn't find any method like this...
Thanks in advance
- Stephan

Thanks ICE, that works for me...
this.setIconImage(new ImageIcon("img\\foo.jpg").getImage());- Stephan

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