java - Displaying a JLabel text on top of a drawing -

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i can't figure out how make work.

i created main class, extended in jframe. if run program draw() , paint() methods draw something, label not visible. if run main() class without draw() , paint() methods, works.

i'm trying playing around swing components hard (i'm such noob t.t).

would me, please?

i'd see label on top of rectangle.

public class main extends jframe {      jlabel label;      public main() {          setsize(400, 300);          settitle("title");          setdefaultcloseoperation(exit_on_close);          setlocationrelativeto(null);          setvisible(true);           label = new jlabel("text inside");          add(label, borderlayout.north);    }      public void paint(graphics g){         image img = createimage(getwidth(), getheight());         graphics gr = img.getgraphics();         draw(gr);         g.drawimage(img, 0, 0, this);     }      public void draw(graphics g){         g.drawrect(100, 100, 200, 100);     }      public static void main(string[] args) {         main start = new main();     } }

couple of things:

  1. move addition of label before showing jframe , add label contentpane instead of jframe directly.

  2. currently image overlaying because width , height of image equals frame. not sure trying achieve drawing blank image rectangle. can directly draw rectangle on jframe itself.

  3. if intend set image background , on want show label need differently. need create jlabel desired image , add contentpane.

hope these pointers you.


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