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1. How to save chart as an image on the server    stackoverflow.com

I am using applet and creating a chart by jcchart. Now when the chart is ploited, if the user wants to export this chart as GIF then this chart should be ...

2. socket : get binary images with timer    stackoverflow.com

I'm trying to get multiple images from a server with a client. My ultimate goal is to get images from a movie generated by a C++ program with Ogre in a Java ...

3. Transforming of images in Java. Transferring of images through sockets    stackoverflow.com

I have a laptop and Microcontroller Evaluation Board MCB1700 with microcontroller NXP1768. MCB1700 has Ethernet port, LCD (320 x 240) etc. I have IDE µVision V4.03q for developing and downloading C-programs on ...

4. Transfering of 565RGB images through socket in java    stackoverflow.com

I want to transfer images through socket in java. There is a convenient method to send Image like a sequence of bytes.

ImageIO.write(image, "PNG", socket.getOutputStream());
But I don't need any format ("PNG","JPEG", etc.). Server ...

5. not able to load images    coderanch.com

hi i've made an application(through sockets) which runs in between the browser and server. The application captures the incomming request from the browser and sends it tothe server. Before sending the request tothe server it creates a URL object and extracts the content of the URL (the clients requests)and sends it back to the browser.In doing so it only displays the ...

6. how to post image with java    coderanch.com

7. Image transfer through sockets    coderanch.com

Originally posted by Dan Lynch: [QB] File inputFile = new File("C:/Project/Spatial/CoMPASS/ucd_big.gif"); FileInputStream infile = new FileInputStream(inputFile); out.println(infile); infile.close(); Like I said above, you don't write the input stream instance to the output stream. You READ from the input stream and WRITE to the output stream. You did it on the server side correctly (except for using a Writer, as noted below). ...

8. Transfering images    coderanch.com

9. image    coderanch.com

10. image upload quary:need help    coderanch.com

11. JPEG Image Upload    coderanch.com

Hello! I am trying to send a HTTP-Upload Request to a PHP-Script on a Webserver. Basically what I am doing atm is: 1) Read the jpeg image into a byte array 2) Create a HTTP-Request 3) Send the JPEG bytewise to the Server Here is my Code of the uploading method: private void uploadImage (byte[] byteImage) throws UnknownHostException, IOException { String ...

12. How to save a complete webpage including images etc?    coderanch.com

You will need to parse the content, possibly modify it because of links to resources on different servers, or in paths that are not a sub folder of the web page's folder (e.g. src="../images/image.gif"). That's not a trivial job though. Regular expressions or a proper HTML parser can help you out here.

13. socket : get binary images with timer    java-forums.org

hi. I'm trying to get multiple images from a server with a client. My ultimate goal is to get images from a movie generated by a C++ program with Ogre in a Java program by sockets (on the same computer), because JNI seems very difficult to me. To try it, i made a client/server both under java, just for test, but ...

14. Write Image Over Socket    forums.oracle.com

Hi, I'm trying to send and receive images over a socket. I know i could send them as normal files, but all the examples i found on the internet save the images locally. I don't want to save the images, i just want to use them as a background for a JPanel (when i get a new one, it replaces the ...

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