That's brilliant, I found the examples and got it to work. Thanks for (Byour help. I don't think that there is any reference to POI's ability (Bto create images at the POI web site or on the net. (B (BDerek (B (B-----Original Message----- (B (BThe most frightening aspect (which Microsoft does not state very clearly) (Bis (Bthis: (B (BIf you use server side Automation to manipulate office documents with Excel, (BWord, etc., and if your application allows users to upload office documents, (Byour server will be vulnerable to whatever macros any user should upload. (BEven if you get it working, make it scale - no small task, and solve the (Bother problems, you still have a major security vulnerability that can be (Bexploited unintentionally by your application's users. (B (BSecond, it *is* possible to put images into Excel spreadsheets, but not yet (Bmodify images on a spreadsheet that contains any Escher objects. You have to (Buse 2.5, there is no support for images in 2.0. If you download the source, (Blook in the examples directory for OfficeDrawing.java and (BOfficeDrawingWithGraphics.java. (These are all drawings on Excel (Bspreadsheets). (B (BSomewhere there is a short tutorial on drawings, but I can't find it at the (Bmoment. (B (B-----Original Message----- (BFrom: Veit, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (BSent: Thursday, June 10, 2004 8:37 AM (BTo: 'POI Users List' (BSubject: RE: Adding images to Excel spreadsheet using POI (B (BDerek, (B (B Just some advice about .NET and Excel (this is only if you are doing (Bserver-side ASP.NET). Check out article 257757 on the MS knowledge base. (B (B (B (B-----Original Message----- (BFrom: [EMAIL PROTECTED] .com (BSent: Wednesday, June 09, 2004 9:11 PM (BTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (BSubject: Adding images to Excel spreadsheet using POI (B (B (BI have a need to generate an Excel spreadsheet, with images in Java (images (Bare derived from complex data built on the fly). (B (BIt looks like POI doesn't support images (it's on the to-do list). (B (BQ1. Can someone confirm images can or can't be added? (BQ2. Assuming it isn't possible yet, does anyone have an idea for a work (Baround? I really don't want to have to resort to Visual Studio. (B (BThanks, Derek (B (B (B--------------------------------------------------------------------- (BTo unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (BFor additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
