Re: How to save something in a Java Applet as an IMAGE file?
| From: | Winnie | Date: | Mon, 05 Feb 2001 15:16:08 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: How to save something in a Java Applet as an IMAGE file? | ||
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Hi Phil
Thanks so much for your response, I did check out the site but the applet
takes forever to load n a 56 k modem. Is it possible for me to take a look
at this CGI program? If not, I would really appreciate a bit more detailed
idea to POST the data to a PHP program. How to this in Java?
Thanks!
Winnie
""Phil Driscoll"" <phil@dialsolutions.co.uk> wrote in message
news:001701c08f83$2caf7d40$0c800001@philsntserver...
> >how can i do this? i have a java applet on my site which allows users to
> >create their own drawings. i want to provide a "Email this to me" option,
> >which will save the applet drawing and email it to the user. is there any
> >way i can achieve this?
>
> We have a parametric CAD system which runs as a Java applet. To save
> drawings, it can try to do a local save, so we have the option to 'Save
via
> server' in which case the applet POSTs the data to a cgi program on the
web
> server and opens up a new window to handle the response. The file can then
> be saved from the web browser.
>
> Check out
>
>
> http://www.dtonline.org/apps/object/app.exe?1&2&1&1&10&2&0
>
> The cgi program is written in C, but an equivalent could be knocked up in
> PHP in a few minutes. If you really need to email the drawing, then you
> could get the PHP program to email the drawing as an attachment instead.
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