Hi Jason,
we are using the part in our E-Commerce project . If the E Commerce
administrator wants to see the "Server Hit " (This is a Graph image shows time
in X-Axis and Server Hit numbers in Y Axis ")Graph , he can see the graph ..How
we have done it is given below .
in the servlet
1 . Read the log data from the file
2 .construct the Graph in awt.image
3.Use the ImageEncoder from the sun's utility classes , and encode that image
into particular type (GIF,PNG ,JPG etc ) in the servlet output stream
..So your book was useful for me , when I was coding that one.
So dont take that part , ( you can squeeze it ) ...May be useful to later
Generartions
Thanks
Yesudason
Jason Hunter wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> In the first edition of "Java Servlet Programming" Chapter 6, I
> discussed how a servlet could take a "picture" of an applet and
> send the image to a browser. Has anyone found that useful or cool?
> I'm debating on whether I should keep the section for the second
> edition. What's your opinion?
>
> Please reply just to me unless what you say is of general interest.
>
> -jh-
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