Hi!
As Matthew posted, you can get it from the wayback machine, but I
also posted here a copy of it some hours ago. Check previous mails on
this same thread.
It's sad that the project is dead, it was a nice class, but looks
like Mike already came up with a Wonderful solution. :)
Y
Image File's Dimensions
Hi Miguel,
Thank you that looks like a good solution. But the download link is dead on
the freshmeat site? Do you have a copy of the file?
thanks in advance,
Johnny
On Mar 24, 2009, at 3:07 PM, Miguel Arroz wrote:
> Hi!
>
> We use ImageInfo: http:/
Hi Miguel,
Thank you that looks like a good solution. But the download link is
dead on the freshmeat site? Do you have a copy of the file?
thanks in advance,
Johnny
On Mar 24, 2009, at 3:07 PM, Miguel Arroz wrote:
Hi!
We use ImageInfo: http://freshmeat.net/projects/imageinfo/
Th
I just committed a migration of our metadata parsing library into
ERAttachment as ERMetadataParser ... It's some of the oldest code I
have here, so don't judge too much :) There is an ImageIO JNI
implementation, an ImageMagick Commandline implementation, and a JAI/
Java2D implementation pro
Hi Miguel,
I have version 1.7 of this, so your reply motivated me to check for
newer version which I find is 1.9, however it seems like the host is
AWOL (schmidt.devlib.org), so download no longer possible. Why not zip
the class and share it here if you have latest version.
Kieran
On Mar
Hi!
We use ImageInfo: http://freshmeat.net/projects/imageinfo/
This is a Java class that looks at the image file/stream/whatever
and, very quickly (without loading the full image to RAM) gets some
info, like file type, dimensions, etc. So far it has worked pretty well.
Yours
Miguel
Yeah, I actually have yet another framework (that isn't committed to
Wonder (yet)) that also has a JNI ImageIO implementation for pulling
image metadata. I don't recall if I wrote other variations of that
one. It's relatively simple to do in Java2D, but it's not nearly as
fast as the nati
Hello Johnny;
See;
LEImageHelper.getWidthForJPEG(..)
LEImageHelper.getH...
Handles;
PNG
GIF
JPEG
SVG
cheers.
If you need to discover an image file's dimensions (height / width)
would you advise using the java methods or is there a better Mac
Hello,
If you need to discover an image file's dimensions (height / width)
would you advise using the java methods or is there a better Mac OS X
centric way to accomplish that?
Thanks in advance,
Johnny
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