Re: sizing down an uploaded photo

Chuck Hirstius <[email protected]>
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Scott,

Depending on what version you are using, The plain old Image object has a
method getScaledInstance() that takes x res and y res arguments and
filtering hints (performance vs. quality) and it returns an Image object
sized as requested.  I do not know if highest quality is of concern, but
this may do the trick for you.  I use it in an application I wrote that
downloads pictures from a digital camera (the cameras we have are cheap
things that only take pictures at 1 resolution - 1280x960) and resizes
them before uploading them to a centralized location.







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I am hoping that someone using servlets has encountered this problem.  I
have a web site where user's can upload photos, but after the servlet
uploads the file I would like it to also resize the deminsions of the
picture and the quality (size).  Has anyone run into this problem?

Thanks - Scott

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