Is it possible to save images directly from the webcam of my system to a web server in Java? Maybe it can directly passed to an URL address and can be ... |
We have a server (Java EE) application, it will do some image processing jobs based on user request. Such as convert image format (e.g. TIFF to JPEG), convert image color (e.g. ... |
I'm trying to download an image from server and save the image on mobile phone.I'm able to download the image but I need to resize the image and then store the ... |
I'm wondering if there is a way to create images out of text in a Java web app.
I'm using GWT to design a web app, and would like to allow some ... |
I have one requriement to create the Flex canvas(Flex canvas which has more than 5000 height and width) to PDF on server side,
I have tried the below approach:
Converted the canvas object ... |
I have one canvas where I am showing 5 images in sequence (in sliding). Actually I am getting only 5 images for download that time mobile device not showing out of ... |
I am able to upload image to server from simulator.But when am uploading image from mobile it is showing exception on mobile side.As I am using Samsung GT-S5620 for uploading image.
**org.apache.commons.fileupload.FileUploadBase$UnknownSizeException: ...
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I am able to upload the image to server in j2me from Nokia mobile. But I need to upload image in low end mobile. How to make the same code work ... |
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Hi, to download any file from server u give a hyper link to that particaular file. For example u want to give a link file name x.pdf which is availabel in /file/download. In ur HTML/JSP page write |
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I have a desktop application within which i know which image file is to be uploaded....to a server...The desktop application has the following code which sends a request to servlet on the server. The servlet needs to receive the image and save it to a folder on the server..... //Code on client machine import java.io.*; import java.net.*; public class ServletCom { ... |
Why not use MySql? For a database like MySql try the Derby database that is part of Java 1.6 An image is a just a whole lot of bytes stored in the database along with any other information you want to associate with the image. In this respect images aren't special, so use whatever database suits you. Edited by: pbrockway2 on ... |
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Hi, I am trying to upload image files to application running on Web Server. Here is what i do boolean isMultipart = ServletFileUpload.isMultipartContent(request); //Try to read the header and its request content type FileItemFactory factory = new DiskFileItemFactory(); ServletFileUpload upload = new ServletFileUpload(factory);. items = upload.parseRequest(request); //Try reading the image and parse the file to get file details. Question is, why ... |
I am planning a java application(client) that would be connecting to MySQL database(server) on network. I would like to store images on server so that any client can access it. What would the best way to do this? Images would typically be a size of 50kb. Although I would be storing 1 image at a time, I may be retrieving as ... |
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