Free-rotation of an image

Hi there,
I've done some research and it seems like there isn't a way to freely rotate an image anything other than 90 degrees in MIDP 1.0. I am however using MIDP 2.0, CLDC 1.1. Is there a way that I can rotate an Image object to specific angles?
Thanks in advance,
Ragaeeb

Hi Magdel, thank you for your reply. Which class in the J2ME API handles the Matrix transformations?
Thanks in advance,
Ragaeeb

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                    "<tr valign="top">" +
                    "<td align="right" width="80px">" +
                    "<div id=item_image2 " +
                    "style="filter:RevealTrans(duration=1); VISIBILITY: visible; WIDTH: 80px;">" +
                    "<a href="http://www.eliteintcafe.com" target="_blank">" +
                    "<img src="http://www.google.com/intl/en/images/logo.gif" width="120" vspace="0" border=0></a>" +
                    "</div></td></tr></tbody>" +
                    "<tbody id=item3 style="display:none">" +
                    "<tr valign="top">" +
                    "<td align="center" width="80px">" +
                    "<div id=item_image3 " +
                    "style="filter:RevealTrans(duration=1); VISIBILITY: visible; WIDTH: 80px;">" +
                    "<a href="http://www.ymhoney.co.il" target="_blank">" +
                    "<img src="http://www.google.com/intl/en/images/logo.gif" width="120" vspace="0" border=0></a>" +
                    "</div></td></tr></tbody>" +
                    "<tbody id=item4 style="display:none">" +
                    "<tr valign="top">" +
                    "<td align="center" width="80px">" +
                    "<div id=item_image4 " +
                    "style="filter:RevealTrans(duration=1); VISIBILITY: visible; WIDTH: 80px;">" +
                    "<a href="http://www.ganir.co.il" target="_blank">" +
                    "<img src="http://www.google.com/intl/en/images/logo.gif" width="120" vspace="0" border=0></a>" +
                    "</div></td></tr></tbody>" +
                    "<tbody id=item5 style="display:none">" +
                    "<tr valign="top">" +
                    "<td align="center" width="80px">" +
                    "<div id=item_image5 " +
                    "style="filter:RevealTrans(duration=1); VISIBILITY: visible; WIDTH: 80px;">" +
                    "<a href="http://www.energy.co.il" target="_blank">" +
                    "<img src="http://www.google.com/intl/en/images/logo.gif" width="120" vspace="0" border=0></a>" +
                    "</div></td></tr></tbody>" +
                    "<tbody id=item6 style="display:none">" +
                    "<tr valign="top">" +
                    "<td align="center" width="80px">" +
                    "<div id=item_image6 " +
                    "style="filter:RevealTrans(duration=1); VISIBILITY: visible; WIDTH: 80px;">" +
                    "<a href="http://www.glidat-strauss.co.il" target="_blank">" +
                    "<img src="http://www.google.com/intl/en/images/logo.gif" width="120" vspace="0" border=0></a>" +
                    "</div></td></tr></tbody>" +
                    "<script language="javascript" >" +
                    "var max_docs = 7;" +
                    "</script>" +
                    "</table>" +
                    "<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">HandleTimeout();" +
                    "</script>");
               //myForm.addComponent(frag);
          }// End test
          private void renderIconLink(IconInfo myIcon, Form myForm, int count){
               icon = myIcon.getIcon();
               link = myIcon.getLink();
               tooltip = myIcon.getTooltip();
               myForm.addRawText("" +
                    "<tbody id=item" + count + " style="display:none">" +
                         "<tr valign="center">" +
                              "<td align="left" width="80px">" +
                                   "<div id=item_image" + count + " style="filter:RevealTrans(duration=1); VISIBILITY: visible; WIDTH: 80px;">" +
                                        "<a href="" + link + "" target="_blank">" +
                                        "<img src="" + icon + "" width="120" vspace="0" border=0 alt="" + tooltip + ""></a>" +
                                   "</div>" +
                              "</td>" +
                         "</tr>" +
                    "</tbody>");
          }// End method renderIconLink
     }// End Class IconLinksDynPage
}// End Class RotatingIconLinks_Parameters
I like to think that it's pretty self explanatory but I know that reading other peoples code can be a nightmare. Have a look at it and if you have any questions then feel free to post them.
What it does is read iView paramaters for image location (URL from KM) and a URL that'll be the link and just displays the images and links to that URL, fading one into the other.
What you should probably do though is ignore the paramter reading and just run the 'test()' method from doProcessBeforeOutput(). Have a look at the HTML and JavaScript that gets written, play with the imagesource and href parameters that are written in the code, see what it does. Then just modify it to use the images/urls' that you want.
Let me know if you need anything cleared up,
Patrick.

How can I rotate a screen image on a peripheral monitor?

I have a MacBook that runs OS 10.5.8. I bought a Samsung monitor for it that rotates 90 degrees so that I could use certain very large files.
The last time I used the MacBook, I used it with the image rotated 90 degrees (so that the screen is about 3 times as tall as it is wide), as I planned to.
Since then, because of my job, I have been using a Windows OS laptop exclusively when I've used the Samsung monitor. It worked fine, and in fact although I wanted to try to use the Samsung with the Dell Windows OS with the rotation, I found that I could not do so, because the Windows OS would not support the rotation.
I have now returned the Dell laptop after transferring all my files to my MacBook. Today I connected the MacBook to the Samsung for the first time, and was stunned to see the Mac screen appearing at the 90-degree rotation. No matter what I do, I can't figure out how to restore it. So I have this huge monitor and basically it's showing me the same screen size as I have on my laptop. When I change the resolution, it just gets distorted. And nowhere can I find out how to rotate the image back to landscape.
Online, the only instructions I have found refer to a Preferences Panel in the Displays section of the System Preferences which allows you to choose a rotation. However, I can't locate that panel. I tried to find it through Spotlight, using the word "rotate," and here's what came up:
It lists "Displays" as one of the first two hits
But when I click on that, I get the "Displays" window labeled "Color LCD"
And that window is obscured by a smaller window that says the following:
The Geometry tab of Displays preferences is hidden because this display does not have
geometry controls.
Which is insane, since the reason that my display is now set at 90-degrees is that I did the rotation while using this MacBook.
If anyone can help me get this resolved, I would be very grateful.
Thanks.

Click the gear button on the clip and select Cropping & Rotation.
There are rotation buttons at the top of the viewer.

Jagged Edges after rotating a stroked image

I've have this problem a lot but I guess I'm just now getting around to ask about it.
When I have a photo in cs2-cs3-cs4 etc and I rotate it at an angle I get fine jagged edges all along the sides. It's becomes very pronounced in a stroked image even when I I stroke the image after rotation. The problem is more obvious when the image is not at angles like 45 or 90 degrees but more visible at in between angles.
Any suggestions?

ryanroy.roy wrote:
I've have this problem a lot but I guess I'm just now getting around to ask about it.
When I have a photo in cs2-cs3-cs4 etc and I rotate it at an angle I get fine jagged edges all along the sides. It's becomes very pronounced in a stroked image even when I I stroke the image after rotation. The problem is more obvious when the image is not at angles like 45 or 90 degrees but more visible at in between angles.
Any suggestions?
What you are seeing is alaising, and it is inherent in raster graphics when the line to be shown is not parallel to the columns or rows of the image.It can be mitigated to some extent by antialaising, which softens the edges of the diagonal lines. When you select all of an image and stroke for a border, antialaising is used. With the polygonal lasso tool, you can turn antialaising on or off. Alaising is less apparent with very high resolution, but it can't be elilminated.
Here are triangular selections with antialaising turned on and off:

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