How to make image slider in java which retrieve image from database?
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How do I make an image slider in java which retrieves an image from a database and slides one by one? For a better understanding, I've added an image from the application.
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private void jButton1ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
try {
String sql ="select * from images";
pst=conn.prepareStatement(sql);
rs=pst.executeQuery();
if(rs.next()){
byte imagedata = rs.getBytes("image");
format = new ImageIcon(imagedata);
imageShowIcon.setIcon(format);
}
} catch (SQLException ex) {
System.out.println(ex +"select error");
}
}
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How do I make an image slider in java which retrieves an image from a database and slides one by one? For a better understanding, I've added an image from the application.
enter image description here
private void jButton1ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
try {
String sql ="select * from images";
pst=conn.prepareStatement(sql);
rs=pst.executeQuery();
if(rs.next()){
byte imagedata = rs.getBytes("image");
format = new ImageIcon(imagedata);
imageShowIcon.setIcon(format);
}
} catch (SQLException ex) {
System.out.println(ex +"select error");
}
}
java image swing
edited yesterday
Andrew Thompson
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asked yesterday
Mirwais Faizi
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Hi @Mirwais. Welcome to StackOverflow. The question you have asked is quite broad. Can you share what you have tried? It looks like an Applet based system.
– Sid
yesterday
1)if(rs.next()){ .. imageShowIcon.setIcon(format);This code will only result in the last image of the result set being shown. The code needs to do one of a variety of ways of handling multiple images, like keeping a reference to an array or list of images to be shown in a single label, or putting each of the images as elements of a scroll pane. 2)} catch (SQLException ex) { System.out.println(ex +"select error"); }change that to addex.printStackTrace();which provides more information with less typing than theprintlnstatement..
– Andrew Thompson
yesterday
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How do I make an image slider in java which retrieves an image from a database and slides one by one? For a better understanding, I've added an image from the application.
enter image description here
private void jButton1ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
try {
String sql ="select * from images";
pst=conn.prepareStatement(sql);
rs=pst.executeQuery();
if(rs.next()){
byte imagedata = rs.getBytes("image");
format = new ImageIcon(imagedata);
imageShowIcon.setIcon(format);
}
} catch (SQLException ex) {
System.out.println(ex +"select error");
}
}
java image swing
edited yesterday
Andrew Thompson
152k27159333
asked yesterday
Mirwais Faizi
14
How do I make an image slider in java which retrieves an image from a database and slides one by one? For a better understanding, I've added an image from the application.
enter image description here
private void jButton1ActionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
try {
String sql ="select * from images";
pst=conn.prepareStatement(sql);
rs=pst.executeQuery();
if(rs.next()){
byte imagedata = rs.getBytes("image");
format = new ImageIcon(imagedata);
imageShowIcon.setIcon(format);
}
} catch (SQLException ex) {
System.out.println(ex +"select error");
}
}
java image swing
java image swing
edited yesterday
Andrew Thompson
152k27159333
asked yesterday
Mirwais Faizi
14
edited yesterday
Andrew Thompson
152k27159333
asked yesterday
Mirwais Faizi
14
edited yesterday
Andrew Thompson
152k27159333
edited yesterday
Andrew Thompson
152k27159333
edited yesterday
Andrew Thompson
152k27159333
152k27159333
asked yesterday
Mirwais Faizi
14
asked yesterday
Mirwais Faizi
14
asked yesterday
Mirwais Faizi
14
14
1
Hi @Mirwais. Welcome to StackOverflow. The question you have asked is quite broad. Can you share what you have tried? It looks like an Applet based system.
– Sid
yesterday
1)if(rs.next()){ .. imageShowIcon.setIcon(format);This code will only result in the last image of the result set being shown. The code needs to do one of a variety of ways of handling multiple images, like keeping a reference to an array or list of images to be shown in a single label, or putting each of the images as elements of a scroll pane. 2)} catch (SQLException ex) { System.out.println(ex +"select error"); }change that to addex.printStackTrace();which provides more information with less typing than theprintlnstatement..
– Andrew Thompson
yesterday
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Hi @Mirwais. Welcome to StackOverflow. The question you have asked is quite broad. Can you share what you have tried? It looks like an Applet based system.
– Sid
yesterday
1)if(rs.next()){ .. imageShowIcon.setIcon(format);This code will only result in the last image of the result set being shown. The code needs to do one of a variety of ways of handling multiple images, like keeping a reference to an array or list of images to be shown in a single label, or putting each of the images as elements of a scroll pane. 2)} catch (SQLException ex) { System.out.println(ex +"select error"); }change that to addex.printStackTrace();which provides more information with less typing than theprintlnstatement..
– Andrew Thompson
yesterday
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Hi @Mirwais. Welcome to StackOverflow. The question you have asked is quite broad. Can you share what you have tried? It looks like an Applet based system.
– Sid
yesterday
Hi @Mirwais. Welcome to StackOverflow. The question you have asked is quite broad. Can you share what you have tried? It looks like an Applet based system.
– Sid
yesterday
1)
if(rs.next()){ .. imageShowIcon.setIcon(format); This code will only result in the last image of the result set being shown. The code needs to do one of a variety of ways of handling multiple images, like keeping a reference to an array or list of images to be shown in a single label, or putting each of the images as elements of a scroll pane. 2) } catch (SQLException ex) { System.out.println(ex +"select error"); } change that to add ex.printStackTrace(); which provides more information with less typing than the println statement..– Andrew Thompson
yesterday
1)
if(rs.next()){ .. imageShowIcon.setIcon(format); This code will only result in the last image of the result set being shown. The code needs to do one of a variety of ways of handling multiple images, like keeping a reference to an array or list of images to be shown in a single label, or putting each of the images as elements of a scroll pane. 2) } catch (SQLException ex) { System.out.println(ex +"select error"); } change that to add ex.printStackTrace(); which provides more information with less typing than the println statement..– Andrew Thompson
yesterday
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Hi @Mirwais. Welcome to StackOverflow. The question you have asked is quite broad. Can you share what you have tried? It looks like an Applet based system.
– Sid
yesterday
1)
if(rs.next()){ .. imageShowIcon.setIcon(format);This code will only result in the last image of the result set being shown. The code needs to do one of a variety of ways of handling multiple images, like keeping a reference to an array or list of images to be shown in a single label, or putting each of the images as elements of a scroll pane. 2)} catch (SQLException ex) { System.out.println(ex +"select error"); }change that to addex.printStackTrace();which provides more information with less typing than theprintlnstatement..– Andrew Thompson
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