Size for image

I�m create a draw application an displays in a jpanel the components, and i need to no how i can configurate the size of my draw in a dialog box width"330" and height"225" pixels for example, overlap an image or grafic, create the inverse operation and saved as a jpeg file
thanks for your help

it �s very urgent please

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