.net Image resize?

Anonymous posted this at 23:02 — 1st September 2005.

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Does ASP.NET have any built-in Image handeling classes for creating thumbnails? My hosting has a plug-in but their documentation is in VB, asp classic.

ServerObjects Inc.
ASPImage v2.01 (ASPImage.Image)

SearchBliss posted this at 21:27 — 2nd September 2005.

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The image class in ASP.NET has the GetThumbnailImage() Method for resizing images. Search the web for more info.

bja888 (not verified) posted this at 02:30 — 3rd September 2005.

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thank you.
Its in System.Drawing.Image
I was looking in System.IO earlier

bja888 (not verified) posted this at 02:56 — 3rd September 2005.

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SearchBliss you have probably done this more than I have...

Here is what I got set up so far. I just need advice on how to finish it. I upload images for my blog to my server then they are stored in a offline folder. To recall a image I set the image tag with a src like this <img src="image.aspx?num=4">'
With a code like this for the image

switch(Itype){
case "jpg":
Response.ContentType = "image/JPEG";
break;
case "gif":
Response.ContentType = "image/GIF";
break;
default :
Response.Write("Unknown Type");
Response.End();
break;}

string Filename = logFunk.systemPath + "img\\dump\\" + focusNum + "." + Itype;

FileStream MyFileStream = new FileStream(Filename, FileMode.Open);
long FileSize = MyFileStream.Length;
       
byte[] Buffer = new byte[(int)FileSize];
MyFileStream.Read(Buffer, 0, (int)FileSize);
MyFileStream.Close();

Response.BinaryWrite(Buffer);

'
So now I want to create a thumb nail of the image. I figure just add to the querystring and have it just display a smaller image. Example.... <img src="image.aspx?num=4&Tnail=true">'
The only problem is I have no idea how to do that....
Or the second option... open image.aspx as a image in the display page then modify it so its a Thumbnail, the only problem is I don’t want to save it on a web folder. And I don’t want a bunch of temp files filling my hosting space.

bja888 (not verified) posted this at 05:30 — 3rd September 2005.

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I think I need to post less... I figured it out. I went with the queary string option. Then deleted the old "byte stream" stuff. Now I I just opended the origional file, made a thumb nail them saved to output stream. Sounds simple right?

SearchBliss posted this at 22:00 — 5th September 2005.

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Good job.

bja888 (not verified) posted this at 01:39 — 6th September 2005.

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One proublem though... When I use the Bitmap and Image class the picture quality goes down the tube. I think ill byte stream the large images and use the image class for the tNails