Does anyone know of a way to show *and* allow zooming/scrolling on a tiff graphic with a webapp?
OR...how hard is it to have a web app simply open up a 3rd party tool like "Imaging" that comes with windows?
Would it be easier to just use Swing and bypass the web stuff entirely? (There's also oracle database access and some filesystem access required, but a fairly simple interface overall.)
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Viewing a TIFF with a webapp (4 messages)
- Posted by: Dante H
- Posted on: August 13 2005 21:09 EDT
Threaded Messages (4)
- Viewing a TIFF with a webapp by Srinivasa Rallabandi on August 14 2005 00:11 EDT
- Commercial stuff.. by Dante H on August 14 2005 10:14 EDT
- How about a swing applet. by Sowmya Sridhar on August 15 2005 10:00 EDT
- That's a possibility I guess.. by Dante H on August 15 2005 21:30 EDT
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Viewing a TIFF with a webapp[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Srinivasa Rallabandi
- Posted on: August 14 2005 00:11 EDT
- in response to Dante H
I have evaluated http://www.daeja.com/ viewOne, but not used in productionm environment. -
Commercial stuff..[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Dante H
- Posted on: August 14 2005 10:14 EDT
- in response to Dante H
Haha, well, the budget for this (simple) project is zero, so anything pay-for is out of the question. :) -
How about a swing applet.[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Sowmya Sridhar
- Posted on: August 15 2005 10:00 EDT
- in response to Dante H
Why dont u write your own swing applet? -
That's a possibility I guess..[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Dante H
- Posted on: August 15 2005 21:30 EDT
- in response to Sowmya Sridhar
Hmm, that's a possibility... I wonder if that would be easier...
I'm a little afraid of applets, probably because of bad experiences with them year ago (buggy, slow, crash prone, non-working/loading to begin with, no local filesystem access without a hassle, etc.).
BUT... maybe those things aren't really an issue anymore, and I really don't need local filesystem access, I don't think. Hmmm..