Java picture cropping

General idea:

1. The front page uses JS to obtain the clipping picture ID and the x,y, the width and the height.

2. The server takes out the picture to be cropped based on the ID.

3. Based on these parameters, the cropped image is generated.
[code] Java picture crop view Sourceprint?

001	Package COM.WODEXIANGCE;

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003	Import Java.awt.Rectangle;

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005	Import Java.awt.image.BufferedImage;

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007	Import Java.io.File;

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009	Import Java.io.FileInputStream;

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011	Import java.io.IOException;

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013	Import Java.util.Iterator;

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015	Import Javax.imageio.ImageIO;

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017	Import Javax.imageio.ImageReadParam;

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019	Import Javax.imageio.ImageReader;

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021	Import Javax.imageio.stream.ImageInputStream;

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/**

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*

025	* 2012-10-25

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*

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*/

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029	public class Operateimage {

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031	= = Source Picture path name: c:\1.jpg

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033	Private String Srcpath;

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035	= = = Cut the picture to store the path name. such as: c:\2.jpg

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037	Private String subpath;

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039	= = = Cut point x coordinate

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041	private int x;

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043	private int y;

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045	= = = Cut Point width

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047	private int width;

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049	private int height;

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051	Public Operateimage () {

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}

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055	public operateimage (int x, int y, int width, int height) {

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057	this.x = x;

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059	This.y = y;

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061	This.width = width;

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063	This.height = height;

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}

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/**

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*

069	* Crop the picture and save the cropped new picture.

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*

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*/

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073	public void Cut () throws IOException {

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075	FileInputStream is = null;

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077	Imageinputstream IIS = NULL;

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try {

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081	Reading picture files

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083	is = new FileInputStream (Srcpath);

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/**

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*

18V	* Returns the iterator containing all currently registered ImageReader, these ImageReader

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*

089	* Claims to be able to decode the specified format. Parameters: FormatName-contains informal format names.

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*

091	* (for example, "JPEG" or "TIFF").

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