Trouble sending images over sms

Anyone having trouble sending images over txt messages?

I did it first. You may pay me $10 and get XM2 WebServer 1.2 from my company.
Ok, I'll help ya out here...
HTTP protocol in Internet Explorer is "juiced up" meaning that it does not require HTTP data to be correctly sent. To send an image to be deisplayed...
<html>
<img src="theImage.gif"></img>
</html>
Now, the server will see a GET request like this...
GET /theImage.gif HTTP/1.1
Accepts: Image/jpeg, Image/gif, ...
Your web server (in the IE case just needs to send)...
output.println(data);
The data object is a string, that represents the contents of the image.
To do that, just get the correct File object, connect reader to it, then loop it
until the reader is no longer ready (reader.ready() != true), as it loops, just append
the readLine() command to the end of the data string and it will be ok.
Now this works on IE just fine, using vary small file sizes due to it being loaded directly into
memory. Casing problem if your app has only 500K of memory and the file size is 700K, 500-700=-200K, so use only small file sizes with this method.
There is also the URLConnection and HttpURLConnection classes to use that will do this better, but
they dont have any real way of getting the file's data - that's still YOUR job.

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I'm working on a java web server. So far i have managed to get it to send html documents sucessfully to the client web browser, using a BufferedReader, and a PrintWriter object.
But how should i send images over the socket? using this method doesn't work. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
hornetau

I did it first. You may pay me $10 and get XM2 WebServer 1.2 from my company.
Ok, I'll help ya out here...
HTTP protocol in Internet Explorer is "juiced up" meaning that it does not require HTTP data to be correctly sent. To send an image to be deisplayed...
<html>
<img src="theImage.gif"></img>
</html>
Now, the server will see a GET request like this...
GET /theImage.gif HTTP/1.1
Accepts: Image/jpeg, Image/gif, ...
Your web server (in the IE case just needs to send)...
output.println(data);
The data object is a string, that represents the contents of the image.
To do that, just get the correct File object, connect reader to it, then loop it
until the reader is no longer ready (reader.ready() != true), as it loops, just append
the readLine() command to the end of the data string and it will be ok.
Now this works on IE just fine, using vary small file sizes due to it being loaded directly into
memory. Casing problem if your app has only 500K of memory and the file size is 700K, 500-700=-200K, so use only small file sizes with this method.
There is also the URLConnection and HttpURLConnection classes to use that will do this better, but
they dont have any real way of getting the file's data - that's still YOUR job.

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Okay, so I have a 4th generation ipod touch that I'm having trouble sending messages on. It's up to date on 6.0.1. It's also brand new. I only got it 3 days ago, but nevertheless i'm already having problems with imessage not sending messages. The odd thing is it only won't send messages at 12:00/1:00 am- about 10:00 am. The rest of the time I have no problems with it. Also, I should add that I live in an area that does not have high-speed internet but I get it over satillite. So my internet speed is not the best. But I didn't have this problem with my old ipod that I used a day prior to using this one. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thank you.

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hi all,
i have few question about send image using rmi.
1) should i use ByteArrayOutputStream to convert image into byte array before i send over network or just use fileinputstream to convert image into byte array like what i have done as below?
public class RemoteServerImpl extends UnicastRemoteObject implements RemoteServer
public RemoteServerImpl() throws RemoteException
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        fileByteContent = new byte[fileInputStream.available()]; // Assign size to byte array.
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           fileByteContent[count]=(byte)fileInputStream.read();
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}2)if what i done is wrong,can somebody give me guide?else if correct ,then how can i rebuild the image from the byte array and put it in a JLable?i now must use FileOuputStream but how?can anyone answer me or simple code?
thanks in advance..

Hi! well a had the same problem sending an image trough RMI.. To solve this i just read the image file into a byte Array and send the array to the client, and then the client creates an imegeIcon from the byte Array containing the image.. Below is the example function ton read the file to a byte Array (on the server) and the function to convert it to a an imageIcon (on the client).
//      Returns the contents of the file in a byte array.
    public static byte[] getBytesFromFile(File file) throws IOException {
        InputStream is = new FileInputStream(file);
        // Get the size of the file
        long length = file.length();
        // You cannot create an array using a long type.
        // It needs to be an int type.
        // Before converting to an int type, check
        // to ensure that file is not larger than Integer.MAX_VALUE.
        if (length > Integer.MAX_VALUE) {
            // File is too large
        // Create the byte array to hold the data
        byte[] bytes = new byte[(int)length];
        // Read in the bytes
        int offset = 0;
        int numRead = 0;
        while (offset < bytes.length
               && (numRead=is.read(bytes, offset, bytes.length-offset)) >= 0) {
            offset += numRead;
        // Ensure all the bytes have been read in
        if (offset < bytes.length) {
            throw new IOException("Could not completely read file "+file.getName());
        // Close the input stream and return bytes
        is.close();
        return bytes;
    }to use this function simply use something like this
public byte[] getImage(){
byte[] imageData;
          File file = new File("pic.jpg");
          // Change pic.jpg for the name of your file (duh)
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               imageData = getBytesFromFile(file);
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                        return imageData;
          }catch(IOException ioe){
                       // Handle exception
                       return null; // or whatever you want..
}and then on the client you could call a function like this
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Trouble sending attachments over 5 mb

Is there a limit in Safari for attachments. I find that I have to use FireFox for sending any one file over around 5 mbs or so.
For example, I tried sending an Mp3 that was 6.4 mb and I let me computer sit there for 40 minutes and since there is no time meter bar besides the one at the URL screen, which wasn't doing anything, I assumed it was never going to send.
I sent the exact same file in FireFox and it took about 10 minutes.
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I've had trouble sending images....then it might take 3 days for them to get there....

I use GoSMS messaging, and one of the features it has is GoChat. Since signing up for it although I don't use it, it allows me to send files, pics, using their cloud system I'm not sure on the receiving part.....that would be even better. They also allow larger images, videos, files to be sent via messenger....If this will help anyone.

are you connected to wifi? it wont work
have you tried to delete gosms and see if the stock app works?

Trouble sending files over the network.

I have a network application that corrupts any files that it sends, although the received file is very close (but never exact) to the number of bytes it should be. There is a socket client that each client has, and the Packet data structure is searializable and simply contains a string message and the byte[]. Am I doing something wrong?
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fromOtherClient.close();
toOtherClient.close();
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toDiskBuffered.flush();
toDiskBuffered.close();
toDisk.close();
fromOtherClient.close();
toOtherClient.close();
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You're assuming that available() gives you the total length of the file, which it doesn't, and you're ignoring the result returned by the read call, so you're assuming you've read data you may not have read.
I would rethink the tactic of reading the entire file into a single buffer - this doesn't scale. It's only safe if you know that the file size has an upper bound and that this is relatively low.

Trouble sending mail over wireless

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I'm experiencing a problem sending email (using Mail) since I upgraded the Leopard. The problem happens somewhat randomly, but is extremely annoying. Basically, I can send and receive emails without any problem if I'm connected via ethernet. However, when I'm connected via wifi (in both cases from home), I sometimes get a connection error when I try to send mail. I've set up the same email accounts in Entourage, and sending mail works fine via wireless. This appears to be a Mail issue. Any thoughts?
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i have sent an image to myself as a test from microsoft pictures as an attachment three times and then it stopped

try turing off imessage in settings login through the app then wait (for say 20 min) connected to wifi so that apple severs can verify and fully activate imessage if this dosent work please reply.

TS3276 Having trouble sending jpeg images as attachments in Mac email.....they go thru as images and PC users can't see the SAVE or QUICK LOOK boxes that Mac mail has. One friend scrolled over the image, right clicked on it and saved as a PNG file.

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import java.net.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.image.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.event.*;
import java.io.*;
import javax.media.*;
import javax.media.format.*;
import javax.media.util.*;
import javax.media.control.*;
import javax.media.protocol.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.image.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
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HUH?
I got the one to send the images over the network. I'm now trying to get the exact feed of the webcam and sending that over the network. This is alot more difficult to accomplish but I did see where I messed up my process of sending the images was just having to save the file then open it up put it in a byte array then send that over the network to the client. Once it was at the client i was able to re-construct it and throw it up in the frame. The only problem was lag. So this tells me it would be much more faster if instead of saving the file to send the client and having to reconstruct the image I should just send the webcam feed i used to make the image.
eh, I guess I didn't need any help.
Hey no offense or anything but you really have to learn how to spell better.

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http://support.apple.com/kb/ts2755
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TL:DR
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2. turn on wifi (my internet was also not working)
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