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Article #12795Re: Main Entry Screen
From: Matt Krevs
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1998 00:00
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1998 00:00
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The JBCL containers all have a property called textureName ( I have never used it so I dont know if it will do what you want ) which specifies the image that will act as a 'watermark' for a container. What you might do is to add, for instance, a BevelPanel to you JInternalFrame. Add the buttons to the BevelPanel and set the textureName of the BevelPanel to the specified image. Hopefully this will do the trick. Lamont M. Beal wrote in message <72qaln$rf812@forums.borland.com>... >I am trying to create an internal frame component that contains a picture >and some buttons. The picture is the background of the internal frame and >the buttons sit on top of the picture. I have tried several methods (placing >the picture and the buttons in different layers) but I can not seem to get >it to work. Any help on this would be much appreciated. > >Monty > >
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