Alternatives to System.Drawing for use with ASP.NET?
After several days of tracking down bizarre GDI+ errors, I’ve stumbled across this little gem on MSDN:
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C# – Outputting image to response output stream giving GDI+ error
When outputting an image to the output stream, does it require temporary storage? I get the “generic GDI+” error that is usually associated with folder permission error when saving an image to file.
Generating image thumbnails in ASP.NET?
What is the fastest and more reliable way of generating thumbnails in .NET? I need to get any image, compress it in JPEG and resize it.
Reading RAW image files as GDI+ bitmaps
Declare these lines of code:
ASP.NET error on Bitmap.Save “Exception (0x80004005): A generic error occurred in GDI+.”
I have a function which first reads an image from disk, resizes it and then saves to another directory.
C# :GDI+ : OverWriting an Image using Save Method of Bitmap
I have an ASP.NET C# page where i am resizing the images in a folder .I am using GDI+ to do this.I want to resize the images and replace with the old images.So when i am trying to save with the existing name ,Save method is throwing an error .But if i give a different name it is getting saved.But i want to have the same file name for the newly created resized image as i need to overwrite the existing file with the new file which is resized. Any idea how to go ahead.
My code is
Crop/Remove Unwanted Space at the edges of image
I have search a lot to remove the unwanted space but could not found. I only found links which can used to remove black and white background space. But my background images can be anything. So, If I have these images,
Create a new image on the file system from System.Drawing.Image?
Ok, I’m sorry, this is probably a noob question but I’m kinda stuck.
Using WPF on a DLL to create Images Dynamically (instead of GDI+)
I need to generate an image dynamically, and after I read the tutorial here I realize i can use all the controls and layouts from WPF to generate my rendering, and then save it as a JPG.
The idea is to use this instead of GDI+, which is quite primitive.
Cannot render image to HttpContext.Response.OutputStream
Basically I am trying to render a simple image in an ASP.NET handler: