Look at this self explanatory example. it uses Bindata class to get the
image stored in the table in the form of container.it sets the images
and stores the images in some temporroy file . and later this image can
be displayed thru activex control.
#WinAPI
str html;
str tempdir;
binData bin;
container image;
try
{
image = SysImageTable::getImage(images.RecId);
if (conlen(image))
{
bin = new BinData();
bin.setData(image);
tempdir = WinAPI::getFolderPath(#CSIDL_INTERNET_CACHE);
if (tempdir && strFind(tempdir, '\\', strLen(tempdir), 1)
== 0)
tempdir += '\\';
bin.saveFile(tempdir + images.filename());
html = '<html><body>' +
'<img src="' + tempdir + images.filename() + '"
border=0 width=100% height=100%>' +
'</body></html>';
shower.documentHTML(html);
}
else
{
html = '<html><head></head><body bgcolor="gray">';
html += '</body></html>';
shower.documentHTML(html);
lblImageStatus.visible(true);
lblImageStatus.text("@SYS60147");
}
}
catch (EXCEPTION::Warning)
{
error(StrFmt("@SYS19312", images.filename()));
}
}
regards,
sreenath reddy
archanalakhotiya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi
All,
What value should be passed to bindata.setData() method ?
The method accepts container type of data.
But what type of value should be passed to container ?
I have tried with string and integer type of data, but it fails.
Please help me out.
Thanks,
Archana Lakhotiya
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