On Thu, Feb 12, 2004 at 09:22:29AM +0000, beyaNet Consultancy wrote:
> Eduard,
> I tried your recommendation and it worked partly but the output to the
> screen is incorrect. I am getting �t�h�i�s� written to
> the screen instead of plain text with out the � being written to the
> screen as well. How do I deal with this? And if the output stream was
> an image or audio how would I deal with those outputs as well? for
> instance if:
>
> 1. byte[] text = newArt.getArtistPhoto1(); allows me to do
> <xsp:expr>new String(text)</xsp:expr> in my xsp page, how would I deal
> with:
>
> 2. byte[] image = newArt.getArtistPhoto1(); or
>
> 3. byte[] audio = newArt.getArtistPhoto1();
you got it all wrong right now. If you (a user working with the browser)
request a page that contains both text and graphics then this content is
requested separately. So it means that first the html code gets fetched. After
that every <img> tag is being parsed and fetched in separate request. When the
browser has all the files needed it renders the page.
You do not need to include any binary data in your html code produced by xsp.
And the � ? If you try to insert binary content into xml it gets escaped
(everything that is not "text" ).
lg
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