Published:
18 Jul 2007
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Abstract
This article explains HttpHandlers and how to use them to display images in ASP.NET.
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by Electronic Screw
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Most of the time when developing web applications/projects
we find the need to display images on the ASP.NET pages. This can include
customer pictures, avatars, location maps or other binary data. One good way of
doing this is to have a dummy page called, which writes out the binary data
using the Response.BinaryWrite()
as explained in this article.
This article explains using an HttpHandler to display the images.
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Title:
give the informaion very easy format
Name:
venu
Date:
12/23/2008 9:51:31 AM
Comment:
u will provide the information very easy
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Thanks
Name:
Gabriel
Date:
11/27/2008 3:53:58 AM
Comment:
Thanks! That was easy and helpful.
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please provide the details of storing images in database using asp.net
Name:
danny
Date:
10/12/2007 9:36:01 AM
Comment:
please provide the same at the earliest
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Response to: Missing a Reference for dsImagesTableAdapters?
Name:
Mark
Date:
8/30/2007 9:51:30 AM
Comment:
My bad: I'd put the xsd and xss files in the app_data folder.
Excellent example!
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Missing a Reference for dsImagesTableAdapters?
Name:
Mark
Date:
8/30/2007 9:26:30 AM
Comment:
Where do we make the reference to the dsImagesTableAdapters?
thanks
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nice
Name:
abc
Date:
8/24/2007 1:30:55 AM
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nice concept
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ASP.NET
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sadat arsalan
Date:
7/21/2007 1:17:42 PM
Comment:
tell me about buttons coding in ASP.NET using HTML codes
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Displaying Images in ASP.NET Using HttpHandlers
Name:
Electronic Screw
Date:
7/19/2007 5:34:45 AM
Comment:
Yes, you could do that and the content-type was the "key" to that. I'm writing on that and will be available in a couple of days.
Thanks
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Displaying Images in ASP.NET Using HttpHandlers
Name:
Jeff
Date:
7/18/2007 10:50:17 AM
Comment:
Could you use this same sort of set up to pull things like .doc or .pdf files that might be stored in a database?
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