Re: browser screen capture with java applet
- From: Simon Brooke <simon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 30 Sep 2006 10:14:23 +0100
in message <1159568887.832387.210140@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Andrew
Thompson ('andrewthommo@xxxxxxxxx') wrote:
mikeyjudkins@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I have an idea involving Java that Im trying to determine the
feasabilty of. I would like to know if it would be possible within a
java applet embedded within a webpage to take a screenshot of the
webpage from which it is sitting in (or another frame possibly), create
a jpeg image of this and then upload it using a form post request, or
prompt the user to save it to disk.
All this is possible. What is the purpose of it?
...Is this possible and how long do
you think it would take for an intermediate java developer to complete?
I don't know. I've encountered and dealt with parts of this,
applets, signed applets, and creating screenshots using
the robot, but not posting the completed image back to
the server.
Posting the completed image back to the server is not at all hard; you need
to create an HTTP post request with a content-type of multipart/form-data;
see RFC1867. Compared to all the problems with signed applets I'd see this
as the easy bit.
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