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anisha yunus
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In my java code, Iam emitting out a bytestream which has to be displayed in the webpage via xsl. I should convert that bytestream into a jpeg image and then send that image to the xsl. please help me as to how to go about it asap. thnx in advance
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Originally posted by anisha yunus:
I should convert that bytestream into a jpeg image and then send that image to the xsl.
Huh? Are you really looking into converting binary image files with XSL? I would say it's infeasible.

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