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the way I do it:
put the byte[] into the session with a unique name.
write a url into your response page that points to another servlet.noting
that unique name
in that servlet, setContentType for your response to an image content type
and write the byte[] to the output stream.
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Paul I. Dorn
Director of Web Development
Atlantic Internet Technologies, Inc.
Red Bank, NJ 08731
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From: Durga Panda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 1999 11:24 AM
Subject: Re: java-apache-users Digest #548 - 10/05/99
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>
> basically the requirement is to show an image which is in a byte[] and
which
> was never in a file ( directly saved on a byte[] from upload from
> multipart/form-data and never saved on a file due to i/o response problem
> and name conflict problem) and this byte[] picture is to be displayed on a
> html using an img tag... please let me know how i can display this picture
> directly from the byte arry...
> thanks...
> (panda)...
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