> because in the sample java code the bytearray wasn't used
> directly. they used it as follows
> ...
> the bytearray imageBuffer1 was created this way before
> passed to the function to capture the image.
Hmm.. if all the function does is populate a supplied byte array, then it
sounds like you just need to create a BufferedImage, the same way it is done in
the java example.
The parameters will vary. So use whichever ones are your java example. But the
general idea is something like
<cfset BufferedImage = createObject("java", "java.awt.image.BufferedImage")>
<cfset imgRegistration1 = BufferedImage.init(width, height,
BufferedImage.TYPE_BYTE_GRAY)>
<cfset raster = imgRegistration1.getRaster()>
<cfset imageBuffer1 = raster.getDataBuffer().getData()>
... call function to populate the byte array ...
Once you have the populated BufferedImage, you can do whatever is needed. Pass
it into ImageNew(...) to create a CF compatible image, etcetera.
-Leigh
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