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You draw the image on an offscreen canvas which you create on the server side (program which uses ServerSocket), use pixelgrabber class to get the bytes of the image, send the image to applet. In the applet side, use MemoryImageSource to construct back the Image from array of bytes and display the image where ever you want. <br />

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You draw the image on an offscreen canvas which you create on the server side (program which uses ServerSocket), use pixelgrabber class to get the bytes of the image, send the image to applet. In the applet side, use MemoryImageSource to construct back the Image from array of bytes and display the image where ever you want.


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You can also read the jpeg image file as byte stream, send it to the applet, applet uses Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit(<wbr />).createIm<wbr />age(byte[]<wbr /> imagedata) method to create the Image back and display<br />
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You can also read the jpeg image file as byte stream, send it to the applet, applet uses Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().createImage(byte[] imagedata) method to create the Image back and display



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The createImage method understands the byte array format to be either gif or jpeg and handles appropriately<br />
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The createImage method understands the byte array format to be either gif or jpeg and handles appropriately



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Hello<br />
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I want to send JPG-Pictures with a Socket-Stream to an Applet!! (Byte-Arrays)<br />
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But I have no Idea, how I can decode the Picture in Memory.<br />
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thanx for help<br />
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:-)<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Dennis<br />
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Please help
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Hello

I want to send JPG-Pictures with a Socket-Stream to an Applet!! (Byte-Arrays)

But I have no Idea, how I can decode the Picture in Memory.

thanx for help

:-)
	Dennis

Please help

JPG-Decompression in Java

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