How to output BufferedImage as PNG in HTML page

I have a servlet that creates a chart as a BufferedImage.
I can output it as a file using ImageIO.write(bimg,"PNG","fn.ext")
I would rather put it in a web page but I don't know how.
It seems I can either put out an html page or an image file
but not both. Does anyone know how ?

This question came up in the JFreeChart forum. You can take a look at:
http://www.object-refinery.com/phorum-3.3.2a/read.php?f=2&i=1598&t=1383
Hope this helps,
Dave Gilbert
www.object-refinery.com

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I would like to be able to display all Tasks for a given Procedure in one HTML region on a page... The problem is that the number of tasks vary between procedures and can change in time. Also, the 'task description' can be very large so a simple report list of all tasks is something I cannot use... (I would like eg for the task name to be here, and the task_description to be there - unlike the report where everything is in one line...) The following are my ideas but non of them seemed to be feasable here...
1. Use a report based on vertical columns (However I am using Theme 10 for which there are no vertical column templates. The only vertical templates I can see are the default ones but I have no idea how to customize them - where are they?)
2. In HTML region use &ITEM_NAME. substitutions. In order to display more than one &EMN_NAME. (based on eg. EMPID) I suspect that I would need to write some kind of javascript loop. Has anyone have an idea about how would such a script look like?
3. Display each Task in a separate screen. This is something I would want least but better than nothing - to have a customized report which would display one task at a time with some kind of pagination to it...
Please let me know if someone has tried something simmilar or maybe there is a 4th option which will be simpler and easier...
Many thanks,
Pawel.
I tried to make a very simple illustration of what I would like to achive here:
http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=44995:3:9461299983704828937::::
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padmocho

Just to answer this one myself....
In order to achive the above I used a PL/SQL Dynamic Content page and entered a html content in htp.prn('');
Then, I created a PL/SQL LOOP which searches through the various rows...
In the end, whenever I wanted to display html content I just used htp.prn and for variables I used htp.p(<var_name>);
Maybe, it helps ;)

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