Setting icon in JDialog title bar.

Hi all,
Can u send me the code for setting the icon in the title bar of JDialog?
Currently i'm working on linux.
Is there any possible way to set it.

1) Swing related questions should be posted in the Swing forum.
2) Quit multi posting, you where given the answer yesterday when you originally posted this question.

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Hello,
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