Hi all:

I am thinking about an image server where people can upload images and
download images. There may be also some simple processing, such as
thumbnail, bright adjustment, done on the server. I am not sure what is
the best practice to do this. Right now, I am using servlet which take
in a image stream and gave out a processed image stream. I think it is
too heave.

I heard of Apache module but know nothing about it. Is the module a
better approach to handle it?

Thanks,

qq

quickcur@yahoo.com wrote:

> I heard of Apache module but know nothing about it. Is the module a
> better approach to handle it?

My talk on "content transformation with apache" at ApacheCon next week
will include image processing options.

--
Nick Kew

quickcur@yahoo.com wrote:

> I heard of Apache module but know nothing about it. Is the module a
> better approach to handle it?

My talk on "content transformation with apache" at ApacheCon next week
will include image processing options.

--
Nick Kew

Could you point me some docs for your talk?

Thanks,

qq


Nick Kew wrote:
> quickcur@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> > I heard of Apache module but know nothing about it. Is the module a
> > better approach to handle it?
>
> My talk on "content transformation with apache" at ApacheCon next week
> will include image processing options.
>
> --
> Nick Kew

Could you point me some docs for your talk?

Thanks,

qq


Nick Kew wrote:
> quickcur@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> > I heard of Apache module but know nothing about it. Is the module a
> > better approach to handle it?
>
> My talk on "content transformation with apache" at ApacheCon next week
> will include image processing options.
>
> --
> Nick Kew

quickcur@yahoo.com wrote:
> Could you point me some docs for your talk?

http://apache.webthing.com/filter.pdf

The focus of the talk is an overview of content
transformation and aggregation in apache. Image
processing is just one instance of that. What
you'll get from the talk, but probably not from
the slides alone, is an overview of how/why it
works and an idea of where to go next.

--
Nick Kew