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I need to make a file format for my software. The data is basic key/value pairs and images. The options are:
1) One XML file that has CDATA tag with binary encoded image files or image files encoded in a RGBRGBRGB or RGBARGBARGBA format.
2) One XML file...
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When using a single XML file....
In general I would prefer the zipped option as the file.
Using the Open Packaging easily roll your own version of such a format .
Uses for their files (Excel, Word, Powerpoint, etc) and it's basically 2).
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Hi everyone,
I am writing a simple application that let user upload images. After the upload the user can tag them or remove them.
Nothing fancy nothing special.
So I figured out how to upload the files and save them once the files are uploaded. I am ...
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Since you are using two tomcat applications, your best bet may... .
This will allow you to store the image just about anywhere.
Definitely don't store the images in the database, but you will want to store the image path in the database.
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How can multiple image TIFF files be converted to JPEG files in a batch manner?
Update 1 : convert on Linux (part of ImageMagick ) as suggested by Miss Cellanie and glallen worked. It was straightforward. I downloaded the ISO image of the netbook version...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
There's probably a slightly more elegant way, but this should do it for you:
for FILE in $(ls *.tif); do \ for I in R G B; do \ convert -channel $I -separate -format jpg $FILE $FILE-$I.jpg ; \ done ; \ done to run this in the directory....
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Hi,
I am thinking to save server load, i could load common javascript files (jquery src) and maybe certain images from websites like Google (which are almost always never down, and always pretty fast, maybe faster than my server).
Will it save much load...
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Things in principle:
Serving up static resources (.htm files, image files, etc) rarely even make a server image hosted on google are scoured from other websites, the images may be copyrighted, causing some but serve....
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I have program that saves unique images that are related to unique database fields to database as binary fields or save in folders as image files?
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If not, better save the images as files and organize meta data and path.
Or something like Amazon S3.
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I am building an ASP.Net C# web application that will be using lots of sound files and image files. Considering performance, would it be best to store all files in SQL as image data type and retrieve from the database or store/archive the hard file on...
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Rather than the DB and places on the file system You don't have to worry about files being moved without files Storing as a file with a path in the DB:
Slightly faster access (we'll be quantifying it - it looks like a new ....
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How can we save image files (types such as jpg or png) in C#?
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Img.Save(String, ImageFormat); //Saves this image, ImageCodecInfo....
Img.Save(filePath); //Saves this image to the specified file in the specified format.
//Saves this Image to the specified file or stream.
Or overloads...
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Is there some kind of application for converting between various formats of disk image files (.img, .iso, ...) ?
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Simple and Intelligent
MagicISO....
Not free though...
MagicISO can do that.
PowerISO can convert almost all image file formats to standard ISO format file.
Convert image files between ISO/BIN and other formats.
Try PowerISO.
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For a network experiment I am conducting, I require image files of arbitrary size.
I am lost on how to create such files. I require 5MB, 10MB and 20MB files in JPEG, PNG and PDF format.
In my first attempt at generating these files it became clear that...
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You could alsoDo the files need to be JPEG format internally, or just arbitrary binary files named JPEG-dummy-file-in-a-matter-of....
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If you make the image pixel size larger, the JPEG file will get larger.
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How can i delete image files (ex *.gif) that might be in use, by another process in a directory?
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If you can't delete it, you might be able to rename it, but I'm not sure why some locked files can can notify the user of what program has the file locked if another program is using the file()) End Try
You can't delete it, while....
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