Create a separate .aspx page, which doesn't have any HTML. In the code
behind you load the image into a memory stream and you stream that data
towards the browser by writing it into the response, setting the
appropriate headers. (so clear the headers first):
Response.ClearHeaders();
Response.AddHeader("Content-Type", "application/unknown");
Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition");
Response.AddHeader("Content-Transfer-Encoding", "Binary");
Response.BinaryWrite(fileContents);
You then do in your normal webpage:
<!-- some html -->
<IMG SRC="myImageLoader.aspx?ImageID=343232">
and you then pass the image id to load to the page, I now used a
hardcoded number.
I'm not entirely sure about the mimetype I used here, I snipped a part
from a binary file streamer page, but the idea is the same.
Frans.
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> I have an SQL server table that contains an Image data type.
>
> I want to read this Image into memory, and display it on an
> ASPX web page.
>
> I know how to read the image, and dump it to the users hard
> drive (right now it gets created in the users WINNT/System32
> folder, and not "TEMP").
>
> I would like to completly bypass writing it to the disk, and
> just display it in an ASPX page.
>
> Thank you,
> Bryan Clauss
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