ImageIcon and byte array
ImageIcon II = new ImageIcon( myUrl );
Will give me an ImageIcon based upon the URL given.
I know an alternate constructor ImageIcon II = new ImageIcon( myByteArray );
Whereby one can get an ImageIcon based on a given ByteArray.
Is there any way to go the other way?
I'd like to get a byte array from a given ImageIcon.
Any suggestions?
The reason for the post is that I'd like to store a bunch of images (I don't know in advance how big this bunch is going to be so I'm putting the collection in an ArrayList) in one file. I can do this with a ArrayList of byte-arrays or with a Vector/ArrayList of ImageIcons.
Will an ArrayList of byte arrays containing byte-arrays differ much in size with a ArrayList of ImageIcons? The Serilaized Form section of the API does not give me very useful information in this regard. I'm thinking putting byte arrays in the ArrayList will save me some space, but if this savings isn't very much I'm going to go ahaead and stroe a Vector/ArrayList of ImageIcons.
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