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Scott Delap

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Introduction to Java Advanced Imaging Posted: Jun 2, 2005 8:05 PM
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Introduction to Java Advanced Imaging
The Java Advanced Imaging (JAI) API was added to the Java platform to give Java developers high performance image processing capabilities. The API provides a rich set of capabilities, and you might at first feel a bit overwhelmed. This tip should help you get started with three basic activities using the API. You can then easily extend these to perform more complex actions. In this tip you will load an image from your hard drive, you will apply an image transformation, and then save the transformed image to your hard drive in a different format.

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