Hello and Happy New Year Group, I am trying to print multiple images to an output stream. My question is is this possible? And if so how should I do it? Below...
1 - Verified that numberOfImageSources really is greater than 1? 2 - There's no ";" at the end of the outputStream... line - that really work? 3 - Since "i" in...
Lisa - I agree with Ed's comments. Also, it matters what kind of stream the output stream is. If it's a ByteArrayOutputStream, then the way you're doing it,...
Your example doesn't indicate the image format (JPEG, BMP, TIFF) that you are using. Are you sure that the file format supports multiple images in a single...
Thanks gusy. Sorry for the typo's. The image type is PNG. My goal is to create multiple PNG files. I'll try the suggestions you all have made already....
Some of you have probably seen this, but there are some very interesting Java related videos linked here: http://www.javalobby.org/java/forums/t105120.html The...
In the next month or so, the parleys web site will be getting an overhaul. I saw a demo of the new version recently, and it is awesome. The interesting thing...
This one will be on Generating Parsers Using JavaCC by Tom Copeland. It should be an interesting one since will get us into a new area for the NovaJUG. I...
Hi Lisa Here is what I am thinking : You may need to give another for loop for the width : As an example I am posting this sample code for byte array, you can ...
As many novajug members know, there was to be held last fall a conference in DC for IASA (www.iasahome.org). That conference was postponed because IASA had two...
I'd like to see a panel discussion about how Amazon's EC2 and S3 services might change the industry landscape. Let's jump ahead five years and assume that the...
Thanks for all of your help. I rethought how I wanted to do things. I created a zip file. I created PNG files and added them as an entry to the zip file. Lisa...
My company is developing a management interface for an existing application. The Management interface will be web-based, the backend will be Java. A...
Hi Lisa! I haven't heard from you in a while. How is the wine making going? I'm finding ColdFusion to be very fast, in terms of development time. However, I'm...
Off the cuff and without knowing more about your requirements... Are you talking about an interface that Management can use to peer into activities of the...
Bart, Thank you for your response. The Management interface will be used to configure and manage the application. It will need to interface with a data...
I would also suggest that Ruby on Rails is worth consideration for this project. Given the way the last ruby vs. java conversation went, I would suggest that...
Lisa, I'm a newbie with Rails myself and that also is a concern of mine (security). I would do as David Bock suggests and post the security question on the...
I don't know about small footprint, but I would second the mention of ColdFusion which is built on top of Java now. Decent documentation available, free...
Lisa, If you are thinking of leveraging your current knowledge of Spring and the security of Java, you may want to consider Grails (http://grails.codehaus.org/...
Wow Andy, You are a wealth of information. I will definately look at Grails and JSF Facelets with XHTML! Thanks Lisa :) ________________________________ From:...
Joel, Thanks! We are pretty much an open-source shop. So we will probably stay away from CF. But I think it is good to add it to the list for my higher-ups...
This seems relevant, since the topic came up recently. http://www.stsc.hill.af.mil/CrossTalk/2008/01/0801DewarSchonberg.html There is a lot there I agree with....
I would second the look at Groovy/Grails and Seam using seam-gen to get a JSF app up and running. Since this is an admin app I would assume with a limited...
Jay has generously offered three passes to the 2G conference for our group to give away at our upcoming meetings, one per meeting. Way to go, Jay! So, bring...
well...Since you are building an admin app and I am assuming that you need (since I don't know all the requirements) some desk top features (drag n drop,...
