Hi Deepak,
The problem is likely to be because you extend JApplet and
heavyweight components associated with JApplet are not really
compatible with headless mode. Have a look at
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/ixmal/archive/2006/04/headless_toolki_1.html
for more details.
Easiest solution is
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for the reply , I am using jdk 1.5.0_06.
Here are the steps I tried
1. First I created the BufferedImage object
BufferedImage buffered_image = new BufferedImage (600, 300, BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);
2. Now I create a Graphics2D object fromt the buffer so that I can write it
Hi Andrew,
Bingo it worked, But I need to save the file as jpeg instead of gif. Any ideas how can I save it as gif file.
Thanks
Deepak
On 6/14/06, Deepak Jain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for the reply , I am using jdk 1.5.0_06.
Here are the steps I tried
1. First I created the
Hi Deepak,
To be able write GIF files you must have recent beta of jdk 6.0
You can download it from http://download.java.net/jdk6/binaries/.
If using jdk 6.0 is not option for you then you might consider
using JAI plugins. For more information on JAI have a look at
Hi Andrew,
Really thanksfor taking time out and helping me with this.Thanks for the reply I will look into that. I am stuck with HeadlessException now.Am also searchin in google for any solution , In case you have time please have a look @ this.
However I have another exception now.
I have a
Hi,
I am completely lost with Java2d. I have some how managed to construct a composite image and i dont understand how i did it. Please find the code below, I was working on one of ur examples.Now i need to dump this composite image to a temp file so that i can display it on the web-browser using
Hi Deepak,
What version of jdk are you using?
ImageIO plugin for writing GIF images is available only starting
from jdk 6.0 b39.
If you are using older version please try latest jdk 6.0 beta.
Also note that GIF image format directly supports only images
with color palette. You are
