18.32 java.awt.Image (JDK 1.0)

This abstract class represents a displayable image in a platform-independent way. An Image object may not be instantiated directly through a constructor; it must be obtained through a call like Applet.getImage() or Component.createImage(). getSource() method returns the ImageProducer object that produces the image data. getGraphics() returns a Graphics object that can be used for drawing into offscreen images (but not images that are downloaded or generated by an ImageProducer).

public abstract class Image extends Object {

    // Default Constructor: public Image()

    // Constants

        1.1  public static final int SCALE_AREA_AVERAGING;

        1.1  public static final int SCALE_DEFAULT;

        1.1  public static final int SCALE_FAST;

        1.1  public static final int SCALE_REPLICATE;

        1.1  public static final int SCALE_SMOOTH;

            public static final Object UndefinedProperty;

    // Public Instance Methods

            public abstract void flush();

            public abstract Graphics getGraphics();

            public abstract int getHeight(ImageObserver observer);

            public abstract Object getProperty(String name, ImageObserver observer);

        1.1  public Image getScaledInstance(int width, int height, int hints);

            public abstract ImageProducer getSource();

            public abstract int getWidth(ImageObserver observer);

}

Passed To:

Component.checkImage(), Component.imageUpdate(), Component.prepareImage(), ComponentPeer.checkImage(), ComponentPeer.prepareImage(), Frame.setIconImage(), FramePeer.setIconImage(), Graphics.drawImage(), ImageObserver.imageUpdate(), MediaTracker.addImage(), MediaTracker.removeImage(), PixelGrabber(), Toolkit.checkImage(), Toolkit.prepareImage()

Returned By:

Applet.getImage(), AppletContext.getImage(), BeanInfo.getIcon(), Component.createImage(), ComponentPeer.createImage(), Frame.getIconImage(), Image.getScaledInstance(), SimpleBeanInfo.getIcon(), SimpleBeanInfo.loadImage(), Toolkit.createImage(), Toolkit.getImage()