Thanks Zev,
the call to MediaManager.getImage("http://myimage.gif") works, but when I
try to use the resulting MediaImage ( mi =
MediaManager.getImage("http://myimage.gif"); mi.use() ), it gives me a
com.nttdocomo.ui.UIException: at com.nttdocomo.ui.u.use() . The status
message says -NO_RESOURCES ??
so how do i display the image ??
-Ashish
>Hello Ashish,
>
>If you are loading your images via the resource:/// method then yes it
>needs
>to be in the jar file. There is also a way of saving the images to the
>scratchpad and reading it from there. And of course there is a way of
>using
>http:// to get an image. This feature is poorly documented but, if you try
>using MediaManager.getImage("http://myimage.gif"); you might be pleasantly
>surprised.
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Received on Tue Mar 6 12:03:15 2001
