Re: Open jpg in default windows application
- From: stcheng@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Steven Cheng[MSFT])
- Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 09:56:45 GMT
Thanks for stan's inputs.
Hi Shimon,
I agree with Stan on the two question you mentioned. The browser based web
page can only displaying those web content html , image in browser, we can
not control them as a normal clientside windows desktop application. Also,
if the web page's response stream is of binary(image) content-type, it can
stream out one image each time...
So regarding on your scenario, I'm not sure you can consider using a custom
httphandler to stream out image files from serverside? We can use the
NET's System.Drawing api to manipulate image stream/content at serverside
and stream them out through HTTPhandler, also we can use url querystring to
let clientside user provide image attrribute (like width , height...)
This would be the most approachable means through ASP.NET I can get
currently. Here is a msdn tech article discussing on create such a image
generation handler (for .net 1.x)
#Using ASP.NET HTTP Handlers to create a photo album
http://www.microsoft.com/belux/nl/msdn/community/columns/desmet/httphandler.
mspx
Hope helps. Thanks,
Steven Cheng
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| "Shimon Sim" <shimonsim048@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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| > Hi
| > 1) Is it possible to force browser to open image in default windows
| > application? That is what specifies in Folder Options for jpg
| > extension.
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| No, the browser controls how a file is opened.
|
| > 2) Also if the 1) is possible is it possible to send few jpg files at
| > the same time.
|
| No, each connection is one binary file.
|
| > The problem that I am facing is that the client needs to print some
| > files that are saved on the server. Usually before printing user needs
| > to resize them. It would be the best if image opens right away in the
| > user application. Also very often user need to print more then one
| > file in one time. I have no problem creating the list of files but
| > from then I can just create asp page with images one under another. IE
| > is not good for resizing images - quality is bad.
| >
| > Any suggestions?
|
| CSS? CSS can to some very precise formatting.
|
| Or perhaps consider building a graphics editor right into your
| application (Java, ActiveX?).
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