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Internet Imaging
LEADTOOLS provides a rich set of functionality for developing applications that transmit images and data over the Internet, WAN or LAN.
Key Features:
- AJAX enabled .NET WebForm controls for richer thin web client applications.
- FTP and HTTP functionality for uploading and download images and files from web servers.
- JPIP client and server functionality for the efficent transmission and display of large image files.
- Peer to peer (P2P) functionality for low level networking applications.
- DICOM PACS client and server functionality to build a complete PACS solution from server to client and everything in between.
- DICOM network security to comply with HIPPA regulations.
- ActiveX and COM objects for client or server.
- FeedLoad functionality to load and display streams as they are downloaded, providing the fastest way to begin painting the client's screen.
LEADTOOLS lets you do the following when working over a network:
- Use the FeedLoad and load from stream capabilities to load an image (stored in any of over 150 supported raster formats) asynchronously over the Internet.
- Use LEAD controls in ASP.NET to perform server side image processing.
- Use LEAD controls in ASP.NET to convert images from a non browser friendly format to a browser friendly one.
- Use LEAD controls in ASP.NET to get and put images into a database.
- Submit images and information from any application that to a web server via an HTTP Form.
- Upload images to an FTP server.
- Parse the images and data out of the posted request string.
- Use the LEAD controls on the client to perform any of the LEADTOOLS functionality.
- Control how data is fed to a load routine.
- Handle progressive reading and writing of JPEG and LEAD CMP files.
- Handle transparency, interlaced formatting, and text in GIF files.
- Create and maintain lists of bitmaps that are used for animation.
- Create and play animations, read and write animated GIF files, and read AVI files.
- Read and write most other image file formats that are transmitted on the Internet.
- Create client/server applications, including video conferencing, HTTP, FTP, JPIP and DICOM PACS.
