One thing to remember is that JSP pages were designed for *text* output,
like text/plain, text/html, or text/xml. Binary data should be output
by *Servlets*, not JSP's.
-=- D. J.
Antonio Jimenez wrote:
> i trying to view images stored in database
> the mime-type image/gif, image/bmp and image/tif(with plugin) work but image/jpg
>don't work
> i am using JSWDK 1.0 on NT and the detail code is
>
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> OutputStream salida = response.getOutputStream();
>
> response.setContentType(rs.getString("MIMETYPE")) ;
> response.setContentLength(rs.getInt("TAMANO"));
>
> BufferedInputStream imageData = new
>BufferedInputStream(rs.getBinaryStream("FOTO"));
> byte[] buf=new byte[4*1024];
>
> while ( (len = imageData.read(buf,0,buf.length)) != -1 ) {
> salida.write(buf);
> }
> salida.flush();
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