Hello all,
I have a class which includes a method to create a chart. I want to be able
to call this method from asp.net code as well as windows application code,
so I have sketched it out as returning a bitmap instance.
In my asp.net code I think I should call this method to return a bitmap and
then somehow stream it using the response object to the Webcontrols.ima ge.
Is that right? The image object is on a page with a number of other
components. Can someone please point me to an example of how to do this?
I've been scouring the web for hours already.
thanks
Marc Pelletier 7 8739
What's wrong with saving image to file? You can then pass file name to the image control. There is a number of issues you should take care of though:
a.. In ASP.NET you have to provide unique file name. You can use session id and/or current time for that.
b.. You should take care of removing the files when they are not needed anymore.
c.. There could be some other issues depending on which way you take.
Eliyahu
"Marc Pelletier" <no******@pleas e.com> wrote in message news:Xn******** *************@2 07.46.248.16... Hello all, I have a class which includes a method to create a chart. I want to be able to call this method from asp.net code as well as windows application code, so I have sketched it out as returning a bitmap instance. In my asp.net code I think I should call this method to return a bitmap and then somehow stream it using the response object to the Webcontrols.ima ge. Is that right? The image object is on a page with a number of other components. Can someone please point me to an example of how to do this? I've been scouring the web for hours already. thanks Marc Pelletier
You stream the image to the browser by using the Save method using the
Response.Output Stream as an argument...
Patrice
"Marc Pelletier" <no******@pleas e.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:Xn******** *************@2 07.46.248.16... Hello all,
I have a class which includes a method to create a chart. I want to be
able to call this method from asp.net code as well as windows application
code, so I have sketched it out as returning a bitmap instance.
In my asp.net code I think I should call this method to return a bitmap
and then somehow stream it using the response object to the
Webcontrols.ima ge. Is that right? The image object is on a page with a number of other components. Can someone please point me to an example of how to do this? I've been scouring the web for hours already.
thanks
Marc Pelletier
"Patrice" <no****@nowhere .com> wrote in news:ulJy3h4JEH A.2680
@TK2MSFTNGP11.p hx.gbl: You stream the image to the browser by using the Save method using the Response.Output Stream as an argument...
Yes, this is what I want to do, but how does it end up in my control? For
example, I have a datagrid and 2 images on my page, doesn't the response
object belong to the page? Maybe I'm dense but I need an actual example
that doesn't involve a page with nothing but an image on it.
Thanks
Marc Pelletier
"Eliyahu Goldin" <re************ *@monarchmed.co m> wrote in
news:e1******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl: What's wrong with saving image to file?
Because it's just wrong! Why involve files when it is created in memory and
is immediately being transmitted and never used again. If this application
is a success there could be millions of hits a day. That's a lot of
unnecessary file access.
thanks
Marc Pelletier
In a new page, suppress all the HTML code and add the following code or its
C# counterpart in Page.Load :
Dim b As New System.Drawing. Bitmap(100, 100,
System.Drawing. Imaging.PixelFo rmat.Format16bp pRgb565)
Dim g As System.drawing. Graphics = System.Drawing. Graphics.FromIm age(b)
Dim f As New System.Drawing. Font("Arial", 10)
g.FillRectangle (System.Drawing .Brushes.Bisque , 0, 0, 100, 100)
g.DrawString("H ello world !", f, System.Drawing. Brushes.Blue, 0, 0)
f.Dispose()
g.Dispose()
Response.Conten tType = "image/jpeg"
b.Save(Response .OutputStream, System.Drawing. Imaging.ImageFo rmat.Jpeg)
b.Dispose()
You can now use this page wherver you want (for example as value for the src
attribute of an img tag) :
<img src="graphics.a spx">
You could add some parameter to control the image generation .
Hope it helps...
"Marc Pelletier" <ma**@goldak.st opspam.ca> a écrit dans le message de
news:Xn******** *************@2 07.46.248.16... "Patrice" <no****@nowhere .com> wrote in news:ulJy3h4JEH A.2680 @TK2MSFTNGP11.p hx.gbl:
You stream the image to the browser by using the Save method using the Response.Output Stream as an argument...
Yes, this is what I want to do, but how does it end up in my control? For example, I have a datagrid and 2 images on my page, doesn't the response object belong to the page? Maybe I'm dense but I need an actual example that doesn't involve a page with nothing but an image on it.
Thanks
Marc Pelletier
"Patrice" <no****@nowhere .com> wrote in
news:OT******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl: You can now use this page wherver you want (for example as value for the src attribute of an img tag) : <img src="graphics.a spx">
OK, I think I am getting it. I create one aspx page for each image, and use
them as the source of the image components I place on my main page.In my
case I will be getting the finished bitmap from a function call so it will
look like:
b = MyClass.drawCha rt(100, 100,
Response.Conten tType = "image/jpeg"
b.Save(Response .OutputStream, System.Drawing. Imaging.ImageFo rmat.Jpeg)
b.Dispose()
Simple! Can't wait to try it.
thanks
Marc Pelletier
Check this out. it may serve you better. http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is...4/CuttingEdge/
-- mo*******@nospa m.com
"Tim" <Ti*@discussion s.microsoft.com > wrote in message
news:B1******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hello, I just figured it out: setting the image property to a page causes that
page (Graphics.aspx) to automatically run, and nothing more is needed. Thanks, Tim
"Tim" wrote:
Hello, I have the same problem, but I don't understand the solution from this
thread. It seems you're doing something like: 1 - Start at Page A, which has an image control with source =
Graphics.aspx 2 - Send Response.Output Stream to Graphics.aspx
If you're on Page A, how do you send the Response.Output Stream to a
different page (Graphics.aspx) ? How is this different than from just writing to a jpeg file instead (it
seems like instead of writing to a JPeg, it just writes to an aspx). Thanks, Tim
"Marc Pelletier" wrote:
"Patrice" <no****@nowhere .com> wrote in news:OT******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl:
> You can now use this page wherver you want (for example as value for > the src attribute of an img tag) : > <img src="graphics.a spx"> > >
OK, I think I am getting it. I create one aspx page for each image,
and use them as the source of the image components I place on my main page.In
my case I will be getting the finished bitmap from a function call so it
will look like:
b = MyClass.drawCha rt(100, 100, Response.Conten tType = "image/jpeg" b.Save(Response .OutputStream, System.Drawing. Imaging.ImageFo rmat.Jpeg) b.Dispose()
Simple! Can't wait to try it.
thanks
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