Can anybody help me with the code regarding how to convert a text file to JPG file... Its really urgent for me.. I was able to convert a text file to PDF.. But now I need to convert a text file to JPEG..
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You realize of course that a JPEG file is usually a picture?Originally posted by javadeveloper
Perhaps if you specify what your conversion rules are ... -
Actually i need to read data from a file(with no extensions) in a folder and get the text in it written as an image.. I am able to read the contents of the file.. But i am not sure about how to put the text as JPEG file..Comment
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moreover the text from the input file must be read line by line and written to a single image..Comment
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So you want to create a JPG image using Java code and have the text displayed as part of the image?Originally posted by javadeveloper
There is a com.sun.image.c odec.jpeg package. I don't know what it does but you can go ahead and read about it.Comment
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i have found my own way of converting text to image.. thank you for providing much valuable information in time..Comment
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I have got a little bit of a problem.. I am unable to convert the whole text file to a single image file.. It gets stored as a number of images.. Moreover I get into problems with alignment.. Can anybody help? I am using BuffferedImage class to generate the image.. is there any other possible way???Comment
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can any one sort out the algorithm to convert a text file to jpeg image as it is using java?Comment
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is there a way to read text file line by line and write it as a jpg file line by line using java.. need not be too complex.. but i expect something which can do it perfectly.. i m getting problems in alignment in my algorithm.. would be very thankful for any sort of solution in java.. i had been breaking my head to get this perfect..Comment
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Perhaps if you post the code you've written that is not aligning, I (for one) might be able to understand what you are trying to do.Originally posted by javadeveloperComment
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I convert my documents to (read only) pdf files by printing them to a virtual printer
that converts the documents to pdf format for me. All that my Java code has to
do is print.
kind regards,
JosComment
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static ArrayList<Buffe redImage> images;
Image img;
static int lineHeight;
static int width = 800;
static int margin = 5;
static String fontName = "Arial";
static int fontSize = 12;
static Date ts;
com.lowagie.tex t.Image i;
public void Convert(String fNameOnly)throw s Exception
{
ReturnPropertie s rProp=new ReturnPropertie s();
ts = new Date((new Date()).getTime () - (24*60*60*1000) );
Graphics2D g, g1;
FontRenderConte xt fc;
String testText = "Testing";
int fileCnt = 0;
String outPath=rProp.r eturnProperties ("TCSAttachment FolderPath");
Font font = null;
try {
font = new Font(fontName,F ont.PLAIN, (int)fontSize);
} catch (Exception e)
{
System.out.prin tln("Error opening font file : "+e.getMessage( ));
}
BufferedImage tempBuffer = new BufferedImage(1 , 1, BufferedImage.T YPE_INT_RGB);
g = tempBuffer.crea teGraphics();
g.setRenderingH int(RenderingHi nts.KEY_ANTIALI ASING, RenderingHints. VALUE_ANTIALIAS _ON);
g.setFont(font) ;
fc = g.getFontRender Context();
Rectangle2D bounds = font.getStringB ounds(testText, fc);
float wrappingWidth = width;
lineHeight = (int)bounds.get Height();
BufferedReader srcFile = null;
BufferedWriter writer = new BufferedWriter( new FileWriter(outP ath+"Log.txt",t rue));
try
{
srcFile = new BufferedReader( new FileReader(rPro p.returnPropert ies("Attachment FolderPath")+fN ameOnly));
} catch(Exception e)
{
System.out.prin tln("Error opening file "+e.getMessage( ));
writer.append(" Error opening file "+fNameOnly +"!! The file could not be located in the Attachment Folder!!");
}
images = new ArrayList<Buffe redImage>();
int lineCnt = margin+margin;
while (true)
{
String line;
try
{
line = srcFile.readLin e();
}
catch(IOExcepti on ignore)
{
break;
}
if (line == null)
{
break;
}
if ("".equals(line ))
{
line = " ";
}
AttributedStrin g attribString = new AttributedStrin g(line);
attribString.ad dAttribute(Text Attribute.FOREG ROUND, Color.WHITE, 0, line.length());
attribString.ad dAttribute(Text Attribute.FONT, font, 0, line.length());
AttributedChara cterIterator aci = attribString.ge tIterator();
LineBreakMeasur er lbm = new LineBreakMeasur er(aci, fc);
while (lbm.getPositio n() < line.length())
{
BufferedImage lineBuffer = new BufferedImage(w idth, lineHeight, BufferedImage.T YPE_INT_RGB);
g1 = lineBuffer.crea teGraphics();
g1.setRendering Hint(RenderingH ints.KEY_ANTIAL IASING, RenderingHints. VALUE_ANTIALIAS _ON);
TextLayout layout = lbm.nextLayout( wrappingWidth);
int y = (int)layout.get Ascent();
layout.draw(g1, margin, y);
images.add(line Buffer);
lineCnt += lineHeight;
/* New Code
images.addAll(i mages);
New Code**/
}
}
// if (lineCnt+lineHe ight > 480)
//if (lineCnt+lineHe ight > 720)
//{
try {
saveImage(outPa th+fNameOnly+". jpg", fileCnt++);
} catch (IOException e) {
System.out.prin tln("Error writing image : "+e.getMessage( ));
}
images.clear();
lineCnt = margin+margin;
}
/* Here is where a number of images are saved and I commented it*/
/*if (lineCnt != 0)
{
try {
saveImage(outPa th+fNameOnly+". jpg", fileCnt++);
flag=1;
} catch (IOException e)
{
System.out.prin tln("Error writing image : "+e.getMessage( ));
flag=0;
}
}
if (flag==1)
{
writer.append(" File "+fNameOnly +" has been successfully converted to JPG ");
writer.newLine( );
}
}*/
static void saveImage(Strin g fileName, int fileCnt) throws IOException
{
Graphics2D g;
BufferedImage buffer = new BufferedImage(6 00, 800, BufferedImage.T YPE_INT_RGB);
g = buffer.createGr aphics();
g.setBackground (Color.BLACK);
g.clearRect(0, 0, 600, 800);
for (int i = 0; i < images.size(); i++)
{
g.drawImage((Bu fferedImage)ima ges.get(i), 0, margin+(i*lineH eight), null);
}
/////////////////////////////////
buffer.flush();
images.add(buff er);
////////////////////////////////
StringBuffer fullFileName = new StringBuffer(fi leName)/*.append(addLea dingZeros(fileC nt, 4))*/.append(".jpg") ;
OutputStream out = new FileOutputStrea m(new File(fullFileNa me.toString())) ;
ImageIO.write(b uffer, "jpg", out);
out.close();
File imgFile = new File(fullFileNa me.toString());
imgFile.setLast Modified(ts.get Time());
ts.setTime(ts.g etTime() + (60*1000));
}
static String addLeadingZeros (int value, int len)
{
String strValue = Integer.toStrin g(value);
String retString = "";
if (strValue.lengt h() >= len)
{
retString = strValue;
}
else if (strValue.lengt h() < len)
{
retString = "00000000000000 000000000000000 00".substring(0 , len - strValue.length ()) + strValue;
}
return retString;
}
A code I got in the net.. But it creates a number of images.. It was designed so as to create PSP size images(480x272) .. I modified it to get 800x600 image.. And it creates a number of images without proper alignment... I need a single 800x600 image for a file..Comment
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Sorry about not embedding it in the [CODE] tags.. I hope this would be excused..Comment
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does anyone hava any idea?Comment
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it got real quiet after you posted all that code lol.did u ever find out because im having the same problem.
basically i wrote something in the notepad (.txt) and i want to copy it and post it on a website with the particular font i selected.
only problem is the website doesnot support the style of font i want to use.so i figured id have to make it as an image file.thank you in advance.Comment
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