Multi-Media

Multi-Media APIs Code Samples

Multi-Media includes 2D graphics, 3D graphics, printing, imaging, and sound. For 3D graphics examples, see The j3d.org Code Repository.

• Imaging
• Java Media Framework
• Printing
• 2D Graphics

Imaging

• ImageOps.java illustrates the use of four image-filter operations: low-pass, sharpen, lookup, and rescale. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: Images.

• Java Advanced Imaging download includes demo and tutorial with source code

Java Media Framework

• JMF in Action presents several applets that run movie clips.

Printing

• ComponentPrinterFrame.java prints a frame and the components it contains.

• printbutton.java displays a panel with MyButton on it. When you click the button, the application prints the MyButton AWT component.

• printbutton.java displays a panel with MyButton on it. When you click the button, the application prints the MyButton Swing component.

• printpanel.java prints a panel and the button it contains.

• ShapesPrint.java creates a print job, displays a print dialog, and initiates the printing process to print the contents of a component. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: Printing.

• SimpleBook.java prints a collection of pages. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: Printing.

2D Graphics

• ClipImage.java animates a clipping path to reveal different portions of an image. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: 2D Graphics.

• Composite.java illustrates the effects of various compositing styles and alpha combinations. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: 2D Graphics.

• Pear.java shows how to construct a pear shape using area geometry shapes. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: 2D Graphics.

• ShapesDemo2D.java shows how to draw and fill a selection of 2D geometric shapes. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: 2D Graphics.

• SwingShapeMover.java lets the user drag a Shape object around within a window and is redrawn at every mouse location to provide feedback to the user dragging it. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: 2D Graphics.

• Transform.java demonstrates various transformation algorithms for changing the shape and position of 2D graphics. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: 2D Graphics.

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