my icon didnt disappear in java system tray

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i have write this method:

Java

private void addTray() { 
  ImageIcon ii=new ImageIcon("bulb.gif"); 
  Image img=ii.getImage(); 
  TrayIcon trayIcon=new TrayIcon(img,"Menu Cari",popMenu); 
  SystemTray systemTray=SystemTray.getSystemTray(); 
  try { systemTray.add(trayIcon); } catch (Exception e) { } 
}

private void addTray() { 
  ImageIcon ii=new ImageIcon("bulb.gif"); 
  Image img=ii.getImage(); 
  TrayIcon trayIcon=new TrayIcon(img,"Menu Cari",popMenu); 
  SystemTray systemTray=SystemTray.getSystemTray(); 
  try { systemTray.add(trayIcon); } catch (Exception e) { } 
}

and locate the method in constructor, but why the icon didn't displayed?
nb:just the icon didnt displayed, the system tray success work

Posted 20-Nov-11 15:00pm

herlambangpermadi

Updated 20-Nov-11 19:50pm

TorstenH.

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Nov-11 21:47pm

Please don't post part of your question as "solution" -- it is not. The post will be removed, no one gets e-mail notifications. Instead, use "Improve question" above. Sandwich the code samples in <pre lang="Java">...</pre>.

Thank you for understanding.
--SA

TorstenH. 21-Nov-11 1:51am

Where I come from are line breaks used - so I added some.

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