Re: Adding Web capability to a graphics App - best way please?
From: Eugene Gershnik (gershnik_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 09/29/04
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Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2004 06:13:20 -0700
BMG Support wrote:
> Adding Web capability to a graphics App - best way please?
>
> The customer has a large graphics app. It is displaying a
> constantly (but slowing) changing network configuration
> diagram. Written for Windows, in VC6, it uses GDI+. They
> want to regularly 'export' the current image so that it
> viewable by web brousers.
>
> So my question is - What technologies are 'out there'
> to help add this functionality?
You didn't tell much about what exactly your requirements are so it is
really hard to say. If you need an image sutable to be included in HTML all
you need is to save it as jpg, gif or png.
I suspect a better place to ask is an newsgroup with words gdi or ui in it.
-- Eugene
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