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I ran into similar problems some time ago.  The issue is that Java doesn't
support ".." directories when locating resources.

What you need to do is find some class in a parent directory (or create a
dummy one) and use it to load the resources.  In your case, create a class
called com.mycompany.ImageLoader and use it as follows:

jButton1.setIcon(new
ImageIcon(ImageLoader.class.getResource("myimages/myPicture.PNG")));

It does mean modifying JBuilder's generated code, but once you've done so
once JBuilder should leave it alone.

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"Rocket" <rocket@via.com.br> wrote in message
news:3ffb2887$3@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Hi, sorry my bad english,
>
> I have problems with images and directories in JBuilder.
>
> If I have an image in directory below from current directory, Jbuilder
> create an code like this for an Icon:
>
> jButton1.setIcon(new
> ImageIcon(Frame1.class.getResource("img/myPicture.PNG")));
>
> OK, it�s works... :-|
>
> But, if I have the images in above directories, JBuilder creates a code
like
> this:
>
> jButton.setIcon(new ImageIcon(new
>
java.net.URL("file:///C:/projects/mysystem/src/com/mycompany/myimages/myPict
> ure.PNG")));
>
> In other words, it put full path for the image.
>
> My system like is:
>
> package com.mycompany.mysystem.ihc
> public class MyFrame extends JFrame {
> ...
> }
>
> ...And the images are in package com.mycompany.myimages. (2 up�s
> directories)
>
> Using Design, the JBuilder creates an code like this:
> ...
> jLabel1.setIcon(new ImageIcon(new
>
java.net.URL("file:///C:/projects/mysystem/src/com/mycompany/myimages/myPict
> ure.PNG")));
> ...
>
> Obviously, this code will not function at client...
>
> How I use the Design (and configurate paths...) to create a correct code?
>
>