hello,
you can call a servlet that generate an image at runtime using a tag like
this:
<img
src="http://bam.codec.ro/webappcontext/servelet/ImgServlet?avalue=1&;.... >
Some web app server have some cache mechanism (Tomcat, Orion -that I use,
JRun, etc...) . When first client read the page, servlet generate the image
and put this stream in cache, and other client read the image from cache.
I think is a good ideea to generate imagelike this.
Gabriel Ciuloaica
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From: "Pusca Ovidiu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 5:12 PM
Subject: img tag
> Hi!
> I'm interested to receive some detailed information about the using of
an
> img tag source (src) when calling a servlet from a web page. How this can
be
> done and is it a good solution when you receive thousands of requests in
the
> same time?
>
> Thanks.
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