public byte[] getByteArrayFromDeployedComponent() { MWArray width = 500; MWArray height = 500; MWArray rotation = 30; MWArray elevation = 30; MWArray imageFormat = "png"; MWNumericArray result = (MWNumericArray)deployment.getImageDataOrientation( height, width, elevation, rotation, imageFormat); return (byte[])result.ToVector(MWArrayComponent.Real); }
public byte[] getByteArrayFromDeployedComponent() { MWArray width = 500; MWArray height = 500; MWArray rotation = 30; MWArray elevation = 30; MWArray imageFormat = "png"; MWNumericArray result = (MWNumericArray)deployment.getImageDataOrientation( height, width, elevation, rotation, imageFormat); return (byte[])result.ToVector(MWArrayComponent.Real); } public Image getImageFromDeployedComponent() { byte[] byteArray = getByteArrayFromDeployedComponent(); MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream(myByteArray, 0, myByteArray.Length); ms.Write(myByteArray, 0, myByteArray.Length); return Image.FromStream(ms, true); }
The following example shows how to get image data from a WebFigure object. It also shows how to specify the image type and the orientation of the image.
WebFigure figure = new WebFigure(deployment.getWebFigure()); WebFigureRenderer renderer = new WebFigureRenderer(); //Creates a parameter object that can be changed // to represent a specific WebFigure and its orientation. //If you dont set any values it uses the defaults for that // figure (what they were when the figure was created in M). WebFigureRenderParameters param = new WebFigureRenderParameters(figure); param.Rotation = 30; param.Elevation = 30; param.Width = 500; param.Height = 500; //If you need a byte array that can be streamed out // of a web page you can use this: byte[] outputImageAsBytes = renderer.RenderToEncodedBytes(param); //If you need a .NET Image (can't be used on the web) // you can use this code: Image outputImageAsImage = renderer.RenderToImage(param);