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Thu, 04 June 2009 03:40

Eclipse User

Hello,

I have following problem. I create an image of a byte array with this code
snippet:

Image image = Graphics.getImage(imageName, new
ByteArrayInputStream(imageData));

It works fine when I start my application from eclipse. If I build a war
and deploy it on jboss, I don't will see my image.

How can I do that it works on jboss as war and from eclipse?

Kristin

Re: image + war [message #134882 is a reply to message #134866]

Thu, 04 June 2009 06:33

Eclipse User

did you check the FAQ? E.g.
http://wiki.eclipse.org/RAP/FAQ#I_cannot_access_resource.2Fi mage_after_deploying_as_a_WAR

HTH
Rüdiger

Kristin Polenz wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have following problem. I create an image of a byte array with this
> code snippet:
>
> Image image = Graphics.getImage(imageName, new
> ByteArrayInputStream(imageData));
>
> It works fine when I start my application from eclipse. If I build a war
> and deploy it on jboss, I don't will see my image.
> How can I do that it works on jboss as war and from eclipse?
>
>
> Kristin
>

Re: image + war [message #134909 is a reply to message #134882]

Thu, 04 June 2009 08:29

Eclipse User

Hi,

I read the FAQ article but I think it don't help me. The imageName in the
code snippet of my first post has the following path

"/icons/test"+Math.random()+".gif"

I don't see the generate image of the image byte array on this path. Which
resource files or entries of images should in the build.properties file?

Kristin

Re: image + war [message #134922 is a reply to message #134909]

Thu, 04 June 2009 09:00

Eclipse User

Kristin Polenz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I read the FAQ article but I think it don't help me. The imageName in
> the code snippet of my first post has the following path
> "/icons/test"+Math.random()+".gif"
The first parameter is used to uniquely identify the image (the one
given by the stream). In addition the path partly specifies where to
store a copy of the image so that is is accessible by the browser
(but that may change in the future).

Did you make sure that the imageData isn't empty?

>
> I don't see the generate image of the image byte array on this path.
> Which resource files or entries of images should in the build.properties
> file?
My previous suggestion might be misleading (see above)

>
> Kristin
>
>

Re: image + war [message #134933 is a reply to message #134922]

Thu, 04 June 2009 09:36

Eclipse User

Hello,

Yes, I'm sure that the imageData isn't empty.
What can I try else?

Kristin

Re: image + war [message #134945 is a reply to message #134933]

Thu, 04 June 2009 15:15

Eclipse User

Kristin Polenz wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Yes, I'm sure that the imageData isn't empty. What can I try else?
Puh, not sure. How do you display the image?

>
> Kristin
>

Re: image + war [message #134971 is a reply to message #134945]

Fri, 05 June 2009 02:31

Eclipse User

Hello Rüdiger,

I diplay my image in a browser. Here is the code snippet how I get the
image of the imageData and set the image in the browser control.

imageName = "/icons/test"+Math.random()+".gif";
Image image = Graphics.getImage(imageName, new
ByteArrayInputStream(imageData));
browser.setText("<img src=\""+imageName+"/>");

Kristin

Re: image + war [message #134980 is a reply to message #134971]

Fri, 05 June 2009 03:30

Eclipse User

Hi Kristin,

the path started with "/" like in your imageName means root of the
server and not the relative path. When you deploy your application as
war in Tomcat this path does not exist (there is one more folder witch
is the war filename) - in Eclipse Jetti the application is in the app
server root. Try to change the path to
"icons/test"+Math.random()+".gif"" (without leading backspash).

Best,
Ivan

Kristin Polenz wrote:
> Hello Rüdiger,
>
> I diplay my image in a browser. Here is the code snippet how I get the
> image of the imageData and set the image in the browser control.
> imageName = "/icons/test"+Math.random()+".gif";
> Image image = Graphics.getImage(imageName, new
> ByteArrayInputStream(imageData));
> browser.setText("<img src=\""+imageName+"/>");
>
>
> Kristin
>

Re: image + war [message #135191 is a reply to message #134980]

Fri, 05 June 2009 12:28

Eclipse User

Hello,

I changed the path of my imageName but it doesn't help. Do you have any
other ideas to solve my problem?

Kristin

Re: image + war [message #135405 is a reply to message #135191]

Mon, 08 June 2009 05:12

Eclipse User

Hello,

I tried to set my image on the browser as backgroundImage and then it
works fine. Which control can I use to set an image? Or, how can I set a
backgroundImage once, so that the backgroundImage wouldn't repeat?

Kristin

Re: image + war [message #135442 is a reply to message #135405]

Mon, 08 June 2009 06:49

Eclipse User

Hi Kristin,

> I tried to set my image on the browser as backgroundImage and then it
> works fine. Which control can I use to set an image?

Not sure whether I understand this question correctly. You can set an
image on any control that supports setBackgroundImage().

> Or, how can I set a
> backgroundImage once, so that the backgroundImage wouldn't repeat?

Preventing a backgroundImage from repeating is not possible. See the
Javadoc of setBackgroundImage:
"The background image is tiled to fill the available space."

Ralf

Re: image + war [message #135455 is a reply to message #134971]

Mon, 08 June 2009 06:53

Eclipse User

Hi Kristin,

> I diplay my image in a browser. Here is the code snippet how I get the
> image of the imageData and set the image in the browser control.
> imageName = "/icons/test"+Math.random()+".gif";
> Image image = Graphics.getImage(imageName, new
> ByteArrayInputStream(imageData));
> browser.setText("<img src=\""+imageName+"/>");

I think the advise that Ivan gave you is absolutely right. Even though
an absolute path like /icons/... is appropriate for Graphics
#getImage(), you can not use it directly in your html code - it will
work from Eclipse but not in a deployment. Try this instead:

imageName = "icons/test" + Math.random() + ".gif";
Image image = Graphics.getImage( "/" + imageName, ...

browser.setText( "<img src=\"" + imageName + "/>" );

Ralf

Re: image + war [message #135468 is a reply to message #135442]

Mon, 08 June 2009 06:57

Eclipse User

Hi,

I don't set a background image. I want set a image but I don't know what
control is the best.
I try to set an image on a browser with the following code but if I deploy
the application as war, I don't will show the image.

imageName = "icons/test"+Math.random()+".gif";
image = Graphics.getImage(imageName, new ByteArrayInputStream(imageData));
browser.setText("<img src=\""+imageName+"\"/>");

I try to set an background image as test whether the image is correct on
the browser with the following code and it works.

imageName = "/icons/test"+Math.random()+".gif";
image = Graphics.getImage(imageName, new ByteArrayInputStream(imageData));
browser.setBackgroundImage(image);

For this reason, I search a control where I can set an image. I tried this
with a label but I can scroll this control. It is right?

I have no idea what I can do to solve my problem.

Kristin

Re: image + war [message #135480 is a reply to message #135455]

Mon, 08 June 2009 07:39

Eclipse User

Hi,

it doesn't work :(

Kristin

Re: image + war [message #135530 is a reply to message #135480]

Mon, 08 June 2009 11:40

Eclipse User

Hello,

I have a solution. :D
It is correct that I set my image path without a "/" at the beginning.
But if I deploy my war and call my RAP application, the path of the
process image will be
"<servername>/<servletName>/org.eclipse.swt.browser/icons/test0.21146213068309738.jpg ".
I think that the package name of the browser is false in these url. I see
my image when I delete the package name of the browser.
I don't know why but I changed my code snippet from:

imageName = "icons/test"+Math.random()+".jpg";
image = Graphics.getImage(imageName, new ByteArrayInputStream(imageData));
browser.setText("<img src=\"" + imageName + "\"/>");

to this code snippet:

imageName = "icons/test"+Math.random()+".jpg";
image = Graphics.getImage(imageName, new ByteArrayInputStream(imageData));
browser.setText("<img src=\"" + "/<servletName>/"+imageName + "\"/>");

I set for the "<servletName>" the application servletName and then it
works.

Kristin

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