Re: Embedding an temporary Picture into an Template

2005-03-24 Thread tarun Narang
HI I want to send some id value from one velocity page to another VTL page when the user click on link(SET). Below is the code which i am using i want to set some variable there(in this href) so that i will be able to get that variable value on the next VTL page a

RE: Embedding an temporary Picture into an Template

2005-03-23 Thread Robin Mannering
Hi Michael, We embed images using servlets a fair bit and what we intend to do is this: In the JSP/VM page, have a standard HTML img tag as : img src=servlet/GetImageServlet alt=Server Side Image The servlet that is called from within the image tag then creates the image and streams it

RE: Embedding an temporary Picture into an Template

2005-03-23 Thread Michael Belz
and then generates a bar chart. Michael -Ursprüngliche Nachricht- Von: Robin Mannering [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Mittwoch, 23. März 2005 12:43 An: Velocity Users List Betreff: RE: Embedding an temporary Picture into an Template Hi Michael, We embed images using servlets a fair bit

Re: Embedding an temporary Picture into an Template

2005-03-23 Thread Meikel Bisping
Hi Michael, if you find a solution let me know. In a different context I create temp graphic files and used a FileDeleterThread to delete them again after 300 secs. e.g. Vector tmpFiles=new Vector(); tmpFiles.add(f1); FileDeleterThread fd = new FileDeleterThread(tmpFiles, 300);

Re: Embedding an temporary Picture into an Template

2005-03-23 Thread Christoph Reck
Hi, since your code snippet works for 1 image, then you can refer to this URL from another veloctity generated HTML pages using the img src=... element. The browser will then open additional connections to your server and retrieve the image(s). You may have the problem that HTML generating servlet

Re: Embedding an temporary Picture into an Template

2005-03-23 Thread Christoph . Reck
Hi, since your code snippet works for 1 image, then you can refer to this URL from another veloctity generated HTML pages using the img src=... element. The browser will then open additional connections to your server and retrieve the image(s). You may have the problem that HTML generating servlet