Any suggestions on showing a preview of the image stored in the database?
I found one which is: storing the file in a temporary folder and
display from there...
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If you have a file in the database I would highly recommend persisting it to
the file system anyway for performance reasons.
A preview of a file is usually a scaled down version and from that point of
view I would 'work' on the image to resize it to your required preview
dimensions.
Folks,
Our JSP's use stylesheets referenced by a standard HTML link tag. E.g. link
rel=stylesheet href=pages/calendar/calendar.css
The graphic designers are complaining 'cos on-the-fly changes made in a
stylesheet does not automatically force a JSP to get re-compiled by Tomcat
5.0.28. This
Adam.
If you make changes in your css they are reflected when the file is
downloaded with the page.
If the client has caching turned on the changes will only be reflected when
the cache is cleared manually [CTRL + SHIFT + Refresh].
You can set various arguments on your JSP to enforce that the
Looks like you sort of hijacked a thread where womeone else was trying
to get assistance on another question, Adam. If I am mistaken, sorry,
but if I am not it really is better to start your own thread with your
own subject than to hijack another person's thread.
On 5/31/05, Adam Lipscombe
I don't know why you are storing to a database, Sudip, but if you are
I would just store a BufferedImage object and, then, you can deliver
the image however you like, i.e. in any format (PNG, GIF, JPEG etc),
in any size, with or without alpha transparency, etc. Since IO with
files is CPU
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