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That is plan "B"!

Mike Cunningham<MCUNNING@xxxxxxx> 10/25/06 12:00 PM >>>
Since this is a web app it might be much easier for you to send the
first image and have a button on the page for "next page" which sends
another hit back to the CGI app that gets the second tiff and sends it
and so on until there are no more and on the last page don't show the
"next page" button, maybe a "previous page" button instead.

jwells@xxxxxxxxx 10/25/2006 10:48 AM >>>
I have written an RPG CGI program that streams a tif image to the
browser (Content-Type: image/tiff) and it works great.  Now, I need to
send multiple tif images to the same browser window so the user can page
through them seamlessly.  Can anyone tell me what would be involved in
"gluing" the tif images together?  I assume there is some sort of header
and footer that would need to be massaged.

Thanks,

Joe


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