> Hello,
>
> I do have a little problem and I don't know how to solve it.
> I try to load a jpg (non-progressive) from an
> URL (serevlet) which returns the JPG in binary
> format. If I use the URL directly into the IE (browser), it's
> working perfectly, I get the JPG, but when I try to use
> loadMovie(URL) it doesn't work any more.
>
> I only get this problem when I use Internet Explorer
> (version 6.0, on a PC with XP - service pack 2)
> It's working fine with Mozilla and FireFox.
>
> The JAVA code I'm using to serve the JPG in binary code is:
> ...................
> response.setContentType("image/jpeg");
>
> OutputStream lSos = response.getOutputStream();
>
> // the image to load
> String ls_FilePathEncrypted = request.getParameter("IMG");
>
> String ls_FilePath = decrypt(ls_FilePathEncrypted);
>
> // read the image as a stream!
> lFis = new FileInputStream(ls_FilePath);
> if (lFis != null)
> {
> byte[] bytes = new byte[1024];
> while (lFis.available() != 0)
> {
> int count = lFis.read(bytes);
> lSos.write(bytes, 0, count);
> }
> }
> ...................
>
> The AS code that calls the servlet is:
> ...................
> mvContainer.loadMovie("/pathToServlet?IMG=encryptedPathToJPGfile");
> ...................
>
> The jpegs I want to load are stored on a server in a private space
> and I can't get them from the server with a simple direct HTTP link
> to the jpg file. It would have been easy if my jpegs were stored in
> a public space and I could get them with
> loadMovie("http://webServer/imgPath/jpegFile.jpg"), but for security
> reasons I have to use this method.
> I do have one solution: copy my jpeg into a temporary public space
> and then get it into the IE with a direct http link. After I load the
picture,
> I delete it from the temporary public space. It works, but I don't
> like it very much. It has to work without temporary copies of the jpegs.
>
> Is this a Flash Player 7 for IE bug?
> Is there any solution for that?
>
> Thank you!
>
> Nick
>