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Simon
Hi,
I have a c++ application that uses Direct X to get images from my webcam.
Now I want to stream images from my application to the internet.
I just want to make sure I understand how a java applet would, (should?),
work.
When the user load the page where the java applet is located, the applet
makes a request to my machine for an image.
The applet then displays the image at a certain location in the page.
So a java applet does not really 'stream' videos, instead it makes a request
for an image every 'x' seconds.
All the applet needs is address and port where my application is located,
(and the name of the function that will return the frame).
Sadly I have no knowledge of Java, (well a little maybe).
Where could I find some code for an applet that would make a request to my
application.
How can a java applet make a request to a win 32 c++ application?
And what would the code look like in an html page?
Many thanks in advance for any help/code.
Simon
I have a c++ application that uses Direct X to get images from my webcam.
Now I want to stream images from my application to the internet.
I just want to make sure I understand how a java applet would, (should?),
work.
When the user load the page where the java applet is located, the applet
makes a request to my machine for an image.
The applet then displays the image at a certain location in the page.
So a java applet does not really 'stream' videos, instead it makes a request
for an image every 'x' seconds.
All the applet needs is address and port where my application is located,
(and the name of the function that will return the frame).
Sadly I have no knowledge of Java, (well a little maybe).
Where could I find some code for an applet that would make a request to my
application.
How can a java applet make a request to a win 32 c++ application?
And what would the code look like in an html page?
Many thanks in advance for any help/code.
Simon