Re: Limit uploaded image file dimensions

in message <1162912297.841269.132560@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com>, Andrew
Thompson ('andrewthommo@gmail.com') wrote:


In this case 446 lines, although that's the whole
ImageFileMaybeUploadWidget; the bit that does on-the-fly thumbnailing is
much smaller:

  //~ Inner Classes -------------------------------------------------

  /**
   * Separate out thumbnail generation into a separate class. The thumbnail
   * generator should generate thumbnails if the appropriate code is
   * present and should not break horribly if it is not. Note that
   * thumbnail generation does not work yet
   */
  class ThumbnailPainter
  {
    //~ Instance fields ---------------------------------------------

    /** can we generate? */
    private boolean canGenerate = true;

    //~ Methods -----------------------------------------------------

    /**
     * @return Returns the canGenerate.
     */
    public boolean getCanGenerate( )
    {
      return canGenerate;
    }

    /**
     * maybe generate a thumbnail for this source. Why maybe? Well, of
     * course, if the appropriate library isn't available we can't.
     *
     * @param context the service context in which this generation takes
     * place
     * @param the name of the value being processed
     * @param source the source file from which to generate the thumbnail
     * @param prefix the string to prepend to the name of the source file
     * to construct the name of the thumbnail file
     * @param maxWidth the maximum width of the thumbnail image
     * @param maxHeight the maximum height of the thumbnail image
     *
     * @exception IOException if it busts.
     */
    protected File maybeGenerate( Context context, String name,
      File source, String prefix, int maxWidth, int maxHeight )
      throws IOException
    {
      File result = null;

      if ( canGenerate && ( source != null ) )
      {
        String thumbName =
          source.getParent( ) + File.separator + prefix +
          source.getName( );

        result = new File( thumbName );

        if ( !result.exists( ) )
        {
          BufferedImage image = ImageIO.read( source );

          ImageObserver observer = new Canvas( );

          int height = image.getHeight( observer );
          int width = image.getWidth( observer );

          context.put( name +
            ImageFileMaybeUploadWidget.IMAGEHEIGHTSUFFIX, height );
          context.put( name +
            ImageFileMaybeUploadWidget.IMAGEWIDTHSUFFIX, width );

          if ( height > width )
          {
            width =
              (int) ( (float) maxWidth * (float) ( (float) width / (float)
height ) );
            height = maxHeight;
          }
          else
          {
            height =
              (int) ( (float) maxHeight * (float) ( (float) height /
(float) width ) );
            width = maxWidth;
          }

          context.put( name +
            ImageFileMaybeUploadWidget.THUMBHEIGHTSUFFIX, height );
          context.put( name +
            ImageFileMaybeUploadWidget.THUMBWIDTHSUFFIX, width );

          Image thumb =
            image.getScaledInstance( width, height,
              Image.SCALE_SMOOTH );

          BufferedImage buff =
            new BufferedImage( width, height,
              BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_BGR );
          buff.createGraphics( ).drawImage( thumb, 0, 0, observer );

          System.err.println( "Writing thumbnail to " + thumbName );

          if ( thumbName.toLowerCase().endsWith( ".gif" ) )
          {
            ImageIO.write( buff, "GIF", result );
          }
          else if ( thumbName.toLowerCase().endsWith( ".jpg" ) )
          {
            ImageIO.write( buff, "JPEG", result );
          }
          else
          {
            throw new IOException(
              "Can't create a thumbnail from " +
              source.getName( ) );
          }
        }
      }

      return result;
    }
  }

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