Help: Overriding the paintComponent when using the Netbeans GUI Builder

Hi,

I wrote a Japplet using the Netbeans's GUI builder.

On a JPanel (also created using this tool), I would like to run some
image manipulation and therefore I'm looking for a way to override the
paintComponent. I've tried the following but it seems that it was never
executed (tired also to add some printout commands).
Any idea how can get control on the paintComponent when was build using
the GUI builder?

Thanks

John

public void paintComponent(Graphics g) {
g.drawOval(50,50,250,300);
g.drawString("Hello",50,50);

}

.

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