Java processing of JPEG images

In some websites, we often need to upload some picture data. However, with the popularization of high resolution DC, upload the picture capacity will be very large, such as 3 million pixel DC out of the file basically less than 600K.

To manage conveniently, you may not want to use ACDSee to modify it every time, and upload it directly to the server.　　　　But it's not as easy as it looks to the client, and it's a nightmare for dial-up users, although you can set up wide and high! in the picture area. The solution to the problem is coming!　　We can handle a larger picture in a class and shrink it. The premise is that JDK1.4 needs to be done in order to be processed. Do as follows:
　　Import Java.io.File;　　Import Java.io.FileOutputStream;　　Import Java.awt.Graphics;　　Import Java.awt.Image; 　　Import Java.awt.image.BufferedImage;　　Import Com.sun.image.codec.jpeg.JPEGCodec;　　　　Import Com.sun.image.codec.jpeg.JPEGImageEncoder; public class Jpgtest {public void Jpgtset () throws exception{file _file = new file ("/order005-0001.jpg");  &nbsp ;                     /Read file Image src = javax.imageio.ImageIO.read (_file);                     //Construct Image object int wideth=src.getwidth (null );                                     // Get the source map wide int height=src.getheight (NULL);                                    //Get source graph long bufferedimage tag = new BufferedImage (　　WIDETH/2,HEIGHT/2,BUFFEREDIMAGE.TYPE_INT_RGB);　　Tag.getgraphics (). DrawImage (Src,0,0,wideth/2,height/2,null);      //Draw a reduced figure FileOutputStream out=new FileOutputStream ("newfile.jpg");         / 　　/output to file stream JPEGImageEncoder encoder = Jpegcodec.createjpegencoder (out);       Encoder.encode (TAG);                                                //Near JPEG coding//system.out.print ( width+ "*" +height);                            　　   Out.close (); }　　}
The process is simple, read the file from the local disk order005-0001.jpg (2032*1524), into the Image object SRC, and then construct the target file tag, set the length of the tag as the source of the half, the tag to encode, output to the file stream out, and finally close the file flow.　　There are also some questions to note: First, only jpg (JPEG), GIF, PNG Three formats can be supported at present.　　　　Second, for the source map capacity of limited system, it is best not to exceed 1M, otherwise it will throw out the memory error, but I tested the source map of 1.8M, can be successful, but also very easy to throw out memory. Quote a predecessor: The image operation itself is a dense operation, requiring a large amount of memory to store pixel values. I tried with VC, 4M image also has problems, and the more compression than the large picture in memory to restore to bitmap when the memory is larger. Solution, you can rewrite the encoding class, first open a certain amount of memory, and then a paragraph of the code to write to the temporary file, the output of a paragraph read out. Or use the memory image of NiO to operate.

JavaMail because of the builder mode, Sir, each part of a message is merged into a full mail object, so that each widget is generated into memory first, and if you send a hundreds of megabytes of attachments, then the memory overflow is definitely in the construction parts,　　　　So I rewrote the structure of BodyPart, let him associate with a temporary file, and then save part instead of in memory with a temporary file, so that any attachment of any size (the hard drive can be placed to the limit) can be sent. Finally, if you have a higher demand for image processing, you might want to focus on open source projects. For example Jmagick, you can use Jmagick to achieve image reproduction, information acquisition, bevel, special effects, combinations, resize, add borders, rotate, slice, change format, go color and so on.