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 &nbsp;Yes it can. The only thing you have to do is to get the bytes of the image/picture, open a connection to the server and send the bytes there. Then the server can reconstruct the image from the bytes and save it into a file.
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 Yes it can. The only thing you have to do is to get the bytes of the image/picture, open a connection to the server and send the bytes there. Then the server can reconstruct the image from the bytes and save it into a file.

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hey im facing same problem atm. how would you get the bytes from the image?
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hey im facing same problem atm. how would you get the bytes from the image?

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I have a problem.<br />
I need an applet where my visitors on my web page will be able to draw something (ex. signature) and then after he will press SUBMIT I will recive his drawing as a picture back to my server. <br />
Those drawings will be saved as picture files on my server.<br />
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Can this be done???<br />
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THNX
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I have a problem.
I need an applet where my visitors on my web page will be able to draw something (ex. signature) and then after he will press SUBMIT I will recive his drawing as a picture back to my server. 
Those drawings will be saved as picture files on my server.

Can this be done???

THNX

Simple Applet

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