(I have not tried it)
In JS do:
var canceln = new Image();
canceln.src = "/servlet/ImageServlet/imageOne";
var cancela = new Image();
cancela.src = "/servlet/ImageServlet/imageTwo";
Then in HTML use JavaScript to play with these images as if they were static.
dave.
Sandeep wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> We are using GifEncoder to create gif files from java.awt.image class in the
> servlet. This servlet then sends this generated gif as to the client. At
> present we send only one gif file at a time without any html in it.
> What we want is to send 4 or 5 gif (generated) files from the servlet to
> the client and then be able to show the gif files one at a time depending on
> selected item in the combo box. i.e we thereafter want to manipulate the gif
> files programatically from the javascript as if they had been on the client
> in the first place. We somehow want to obtain the names of the gifs
> generated on the fly in the servlet. At the same time we donot want to use
> FileOutputStream on the servlet and create files physically on the server
> and thereby consume server's resources.
> How does one do this?
> -thanks
> Sandeep.
>
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