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I forgot to mention: the byte array must contain a decompressed image, i.e. a pixmap, for the above code to work. If you're working with GIF this means you must first decompress the GIF image.<br />

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I forgot to mention: the byte array must contain a decompressed image, i.e. a pixmap, for the above code to work. If you're working with GIF this means you must first decompress the GIF image.


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The pic will be a JPG, and there is no way for me to decompress &nbsp;it first (I am using Connectix Quickcam software that simply sends the image it 'sees' to disk every 10 seconds). &nbsp;I can also save it as a BMP or TIFF file, if this helps?? &nbsp;Also, what the heck is a bilevel image? &nbsp;I have been trying to get this project online so long that I will give you 200 points and an A if you can provide some code that does the trick!!! &nbsp;<br />

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The pic will be a JPG, and there is no way for me to decompress  it first (I am using Connectix Quickcam software that simply sends the image it 'sees' to disk every 10 seconds).  I can also save it as a BMP or TIFF file, if this helps??  Also, what the heck is a bilevel image?  I have been trying to get this project online so long that I will give you 200 points and an A if you can provide some code that does the trick!!!  


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I need to read a gif using either a socket connection or FileInputStream, convert to an image and display using graphics.drawImage . &nbsp;most methods seem to return an array of bytes, which I think I can convert to an image using MemoryImageSource, however I have found no concrete examples and just cannot get it to work. &nbsp;I would just use getImage but the image is cached at the browser and I can't have that, need fresh reload. &nbsp;I need a solid example of how to do this.<br />
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I need to read a gif using either a socket connection or FileInputStream, convert to an image and display using graphics.drawImage .  most methods seem to return an array of bytes, which I think I can convert to an image using MemoryImageSource, however I have found no concrete examples and just cannot get it to work.  I would just use getImage but the image is cached at the browser and I can't have that, need fresh reload.  I need a solid example of how to do this.



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