I also have to say, that it isn't a java applet, we use TouchGraph for coding a java aplication.
The TGPanel is set in a GLPanel, which is set in a JFrame.
We need a BackgroundImage, so I tried to overwrite the paint methode of the TGPanel, the BackgroundImage appears short but the nodes/edges overlay the Image with a standard white Backgroundcolor.
No way to figure it out.
So it would be fine to find help here.
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Just track the image and use the offgraphics to draw the image after fillRect.It works for application but when you have to run it on a browser you have to use a different approach to get the url of the image(luckily you don't have to do that),but i can help you if you wish to run it as applet.
mj ;)
denajyram@gmail.com
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Hello everbody...
I`ve a problem to set an BGImage to an TGPanel.
is there an way to do this?
I also have to say, that it isn't a java applet, we use TouchGraph for coding a java aplication.
The TGPanel is set in a GLPanel, which is set in a JFrame.
We need a BackgroundImage, so I tried to overwrite the paint methode of the TGPanel, the BackgroundImage appears short but the nodes/edges overlay the Image with a standard white Backgroundcolor.
No way to figure it out.
So it would be fine to find help here.
Just track the image and use the offgraphics to draw the image after fillRect.It works for application but when you have to run it on a browser you have to use a different approach to get the url of the image(luckily you don't have to do that),but i can help you if you wish to run it as applet.
mj ;)
denajyram@gmail.com