Servlet stream images

hi, everybody:
i have been working on a project that display images: it receives an alive image stream from a servlet running on a different server. i would like to use the img tag to diplay the image, like this:
<img src=ImgServlet?search_id=111>it works very well, impressivly efficient. only problem is when the ImgServlet does not find the image, it return a string message instead of a binary image stream, which of course screw up the page with a broken image icon. so the solution is to invoke the servlet once to determin what the stream is: a message or an image, then it seems that you have to call the servlet again once the type of the stream is determined. this works but i hope there is a better way of doing this. could someone help?

BalusC wrote:
Indeed. Your ImageServlet can perfectly detect non-existing images and handle it on its own.
Here you can find an example: http://balusc.blogspot.com/2007/04/imageservlet.html
thanks for the info. i guess i didnot make myself clear enough. i am invoking a servlet on a remote server to get a stream of binary data for an image. sometimes an image may not exist, and that servlet will sream back a text message stating the reason why the image is not found. since i dont know if the stream will be of binary image data or a text data, i found it to be hard to manage it, ie, when a text is streamed back, the <img src=text> will break. now i am englightened, my servlet will turn that text stream into a binary image/jpeg with that message printed on it, this way it can be managed.

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