Re: help,ImageIO


Thomas Weidenfeller wrote:
[Above you claim you write the data to memory, while at the same time
you
Claim you write it to a file, or to several files. What is it what you

Are doing?
]
I never used the term "Data".I used the term "image files". I save
the generated "image files" in memory. I never wrote that I write it to
"a" file.
I just told, I am sequentially creating image files by taking
screenshot
And saving them in memory sequentially u knows that "file always stay
at memory"?







[And here you claim variant number three, writing the data to standard
Out. Again, what is it what you are really doing?
]

Can't any application produce both data and image? Every java
application needs to execute first using java command. I am executing
the program like Test_ScreenShot|Java Test_Main.When the application
is running image files are generated and saved and some calculation is
taking place in the background. The calculated data may be written in
standard out, but image files are saved in memory.









[So something changed. The code or the environment. So what did
recently?
Change?]





I never wrote that any code or environment changed. The change is that
I am getting exception suddenly. Another thing I mentioned that
recently I used the concept of piping to run the application. No code
or environment change.









[And we now have to guess how you do your exception handling? Well, I
have enough, maybe others can guess more.]

"Code snippet" does not mean the total code. Of course the exception
handling is there.


If there is security restriction why I'm not getting exception every
time?
Say the code is running well 100 times but at 101 times it gives a
sudden exception. I did not find any similarities about when the
exceptions are generated. It's random.





Thomas I don't think u'll never understand the case,and always ask
"What is it what you
Are doing?". while many pepole have already understood the actual
problem and I'm discussing with them.
Don't worry the problem will be solved quickly with the people who can
understand it.

.

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