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user_java wrote: Hi all. I would like to do a IP streaming of .j2k files. The protocol to use is JPIP. Is it feasible to implement it? Thanks Anything is possible, but it seriously depends on your skill level and how much time you have to spend on it. Judging by your previous forum posts, I'd say you need a little more experience with simpler Java development practices. If you still want to pursue this idea, then do some research...

To fully express my question this much code is required, its feeling difficult to reduce code from that code. if i reduce, some of the functionality i missed to express. (changeCornerCursorsType method was changed by removing if condition Parenthesis ) ... Edited by: DoraiRaj on Nov 12, 2009 4:21 AM

TimSpears, please don't post in threads that are long dead. When you have a question, start your own topic. Feel free to provide a link to an old post that may be relevant to your problem. I'm locking this thread now. db

Good morning from Spain, For convert from three channel RGB to one int I use private int makeARGB( int a, int r, int g, int b) { return a << 24 | r << 16 | g << 8 | b; } I've been trying changing the order from ARGB to RGBA, but I get an image with a yellow dominant... Regards! EDIT: Creating an ImageIcon instance from the BufferedImage and showing it in a JFrame Windows looks great, without...

Hi, could you please send,how to solve the issue.. Thanks.

DarrylBurke wrote: To get better help sooner, post a SSCCE that clearly demonstrates your problem. For the images, you will (I'm guessing) need to generate them(1) in the SSCCE, in order to display the problem. Usually you can just draw a BufferedImage in memory and there is no need to convert it to an encoded JPEG or PNG before use. (1) At first I was about to jump in with a link to the hot-linkable images at my site, but then I noticed...

changing int' to ARGB is as simple as: myARGB = A*0x01000000 + R*0x010000 + G*0x0100 + B;

now i use the following code: import java.awt. ; import java.awt.event. ; import java.awt.color. ; import java.awt.geom. ; import java.awt.image. ; import java.awt.image.renderable. ; import javax.media.jai. ; import javax.media.jai.widget. ; public class BandMergeTest extends Frame { private static int TILE_WIDTH = 128; private static int TILE_HEIGHT = TILE_WIDTH; public static void main(String[] args) { if(args.length == 0) {...

DoraiRaj wrote: To fully express my question this much code is required, Nah, I don't think so. Just looking quickly, I very much doubt that you need to manual Graphics painting to demonstrate a line-wrapping problem. I think you're just lazy.

I have a simple class that fetches all the attached printers to a Linux system (with CUPS). It returns, correctly, list of three printers. PrintService[] printerServiceList; printerServiceList = PrintServiceLookup.lookupPrintServices( null , null ); for ( int i = 0; i < printerServiceList.length; i++) { System.out.println(printerServiceList[i].getName()); }   None of the three printers are physically attached to the Linux...