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From: "Andrew Thompson" <andrew.thompson@THRWHITE.remove-dii-this>
Subject: Re: Image on a button
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Chanchal wrote:
..
>I have a JSplitPane on a JFrame. Left side of the JSplitPane contains
>a button with an image on it.
>i want the image to get resized ..

<zen question>
Using which image scaling algorithm?
</zen question>

> ...along with the button when the divider
>of the JSplitPane is dragged. Kindly advice how this can be achieved.

I suspect you would need to overide JButton to paint 
the image according to the width/height.  This can be 
done using a very simple, generic rescaling algorithm, 
using one of the Graphics.drawImage() methods that 
accepts a width/height.

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