Trying to put a photo in a form

Hi, guys.
I'm new in this forum. I'm building an aplication and I'm having troubles in order to show a photo of a customer that comes from database.
How I'm new in Java, I'm not knowing whitch code goes where. Please, tell me what I'm doing wrong, because i'm receiving some errors from netbeans. the problem was wrote in Portuguese, but I think will be possible to understand. See, please:
Link to my code:
http://javafree.uol.com.br/topic-888244-Erro-ao-inserir-foto-do-banco-de-dados.html
Links of the photos of the problem:
1) Errors showed by netbeans:
http://javafree.uol.com.br/files_user/files/8/30/38/pane1.jpg
2) this is my form
http://javafree.uol.com.br/files_user/files/E/56/DD/formulario.jpg
If someone can help me, I thanks a lot!!!

I saw the error . Most of the error are related to java import issue.Import proper package will resolve the issue.
However its better to use JList to show the photo.

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