This article describes our experiences with developing a browser-based Web
conferencing application with the following constraints: HTTP protocol (port
80) to broadcast and receive video/audio Broadcasters and receivers are not
required to have public IP addresses Multiple users, each capable of
broadcasting to and receiving feeds from many users Low-cost solution for
continuous video/audio feed Java Media Framework (JMF) is used to develop the
browser-based Web conferencing application. In this architecture, the client
uses two JMF applets - one for capturing video/audio from a ... (more)
A Model-View-Controller based Plug-able Declarative Framework (MVC-PDF) will
be described, in which developers use the full power of ColdFusion MX (CFMX)
components to create MVC applications. The declarative nature of the
framework will allow the controller and the model to be specified
declaratively in configuration files, versus custom coded in ColdFusion.
A MVC-PDF will allow develope... (more)
In this article we'll discuss the conversion of image formats using Sun's
Java Image I/O (ImageIO) and the NIH ImageJ APIs. The image formats of
interest are DICOM, JPEG 2000, PNG, and TIFF. These formats are widely used
in medical applications; however, most of the disciplines in medicine are
standardizing on DICOM. A single API, ImageIO or ImageJ, supports the reading
and writing of li... (more)