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HI,
If you don't want to use forms (or forms-post is not an option), the only
way I think you can do is to write an applet which can easily make post
calls to the image servlet. Essentially the applet is the image renderer,
which will display the dynamically generated image.
Again, you might get away with sticking to the forms option.
cheers
Gangmeng
The University of Melbourne
>This is probably a small bit offtopic, my apologies if it is.
>
>Problem. I have a image generating servlet which works fine with Get
>data
>[<IMG
>SRC="/example/TestGif?width=100&height=100&values=1&values=2&.....">]
>but I want to pass a shit load of data to it (and Get is probably not
>the best canidate for this).
>
>Any suggestions for this, as I have a feeling that it is impossible to
>actually do this.
>
>Fortuatly the data is coming off a db so I can get the data that way but
>it would result in needless calls to the db and would make my image
>drawing less generic and increase the coupling.
>
>John
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