This is the immutable image example which shows how to create the immutable image using canvas. In this example ImageCanvas class extends the Canvas class to create the immutable image.

Immutable Image using Canvas Class

     

This is the immutable image example which shows how to create the immutable image using canvas. In this example ImageCanvas class extends the Canvas class to create the immutable image. In the constructor of ImageCanvas class we are trying to create the image and create a exit class as below:

 

 

 

 

 

 

public ImageCanvas(ImutableImage1 midlet){   this.midlet = midlet;   exit = new Command("Exit", Command.EXIT, 1);   addCommand(exit);   setCommandListener(this);   try{   image = Image.createImage("/logo.png");   }catch (java.io.IOException e){   System.err.println(e);   }     }

And we are trying to paint the image in the paint() function. The Application is as follows:

Source Code of ImutableImage1.java

import javax.microedition.midlet.*; import javax.microedition.lcdui.*; public class ImutableImage1 extends MIDlet{   private Display  display;    private ImageCanvas canvas;    public ImutableImage1(){   display = Display.getDisplay(this);   canvas  = new ImageCanvas(this);   }   protected void startApp(){   display.setCurrent( canvas );   }   protected void pauseApp(){ }   protected void destroyApp(boolean unconditional){   notifyDestroyed();   }   public void exitMIDlet(){   destroyApp(true);   } } class ImageCanvas extends Canvas implements CommandListener{   private Command exit;   private ImutableImage1 midlet;   private Image image = null;   public ImageCanvas(ImutableImage1 midlet){   this.midlet = midlet;   exit = new Command("Exit", Command.EXIT, 1);   addCommand(exit);   setCommandListener(this);   try{   image = Image.createImage("/logo.png");   }catch (java.io.IOException e){   System.err.println(e);   }     }       protected void paint(Graphics g){   if(image != null){   g.drawImage(image, 10, 10, Graphics.LEFT | Graphics.TOP);   }   }   public void commandAction(Command c, Displayable d){   String label = c.getLabel();   if(label.equals("Exit")){   midlet.exitMIDlet();   }    } }

Download Source Code

Related Tags for Immutable Image using Canvas Class:
c,  image,  class,  table,  canvas,  using,  this,  immutable,  create,  tab,  show,  example,  mutable,  to,  exam,  extend,  ws,  sh,  ext,  e,  extends,  can,  im,  in,  as,  m,  ca,  cl,  end,  age,  how,  xa,  which,  xamp,  s,  at,  is,  mpl,  ea,  xt,  va,  s,  s,  th,  sho,  ab,  abl,  ends,  ends,  mage,  ple,  pl,  nd,  o

More Tutorials from this section

• J2ME Tutorial
• Access URL
• A MIDlet Example to execute Alert Message with an Image
• Appending Image into the J2ME Form
• Appending string in J2ME Form
• Arc MIDlet Example
• Audio MIDlet Example
• Text Example in J2ME
• J2ME Calendar Application
• J2ME Draw Triangle, Rectangle, Arc, Line Round Rectangle Example
• J2ME Canvas Example
• Creating Canvas Form Example
• Creating Menu Using Canvas Class
• Check Box Midlet Example
• Draw Clip Area Using Canvas
• J2ME Command Class
• Command Midlet Example
• J2ME Cookies Example
• Co-ordinates MIDlet Example
• Align Text MIDlet Example