We, the Mobile Team are planning to implement Image Reports on a Mobile Phone . Where the users could download and view the charts on their Mobile Clients. Right now we are downloading the full 800x500 to the phone and then re-size it so it would be viewable in a small screen. It would be of great help if the server could offer ability to provide scaled down images. So it would be:
Easier to transfer on the network, specially on intermittent or slow internet.
Lesser memory consumption on the Mobile Clients.
Less CPU/Memory intensive as the Mobile Clients doesn’t need anymore of re-sizing the image.
I’m thinking something like a Query String. Something like:
/data?scaleWidth=176&scaleHeight=220
And this would give me a scaled image of the size of 176x220. It is also important that text, headers, labels, etc. remains readable on the down scaled image.
Thanks! I’d like to open a discussion on this feature. Paul
We, the Mobile Team are planning to implement Image Reports on a Mobile Phone . Where the users could download and view the charts on their Mobile Clients. Right now we are downloading the full 800x500 to the phone and then re-size it so it would be viewable in a small screen. It would be of great help if the server could offer ability to provide scaled down images. So it would be:
Easier to transfer on the network, specially on intermittent or slow internet.
Lesser memory consumption on the Mobile Clients.
Less CPU/Memory intensive as the Mobile Clients doesn’t need anymore of re-sizing the image.
I’m thinking something like a Query String. Something like:
/data?scaleWidth=176&scaleHeight=220
And this would give me a scaled image of the size of 176x220. It is also important that text, headers, labels, etc. remains readable on the down scaled image.
Thanks! I’d like to open a discussion on this feature. Paul
We, the Mobile Team are planning to implement Image Reports on a Mobile Phone . Where the users could download and view the charts on their Mobile Clients. Right now we are downloading the full 800x500 to the phone and then re-size it so it would be viewable in a small screen. It would be of great help if the server could offer ability to provide scaled down images. So it would be:
Easier to transfer on the network, specially on intermittent or slow internet.
Lesser memory consumption on the Mobile Clients.
Less CPU/Memory intensive as the Mobile Clients doesn’t need anymore of re-sizing the image.
I’m thinking something like a Query String. Something like:
/data?scaleWidth=176&scaleHeight=220
And this would give me a scaled image of the size of 176x220. It is also important that text, headers, labels, etc. remains readable on the down scaled image.
Thanks! I’d like to open a discussion on this feature. Paul
We, the Mobile Team are planning to implement ** Image
Reports on a Mobile Phone** . Where the users could
download and view the charts on their Mobile Clients.
Right now we are downloading the full 800x500 to the phone
and then re-size it so it would be viewable in a small
screen. It would be of great help if the server could
offer ability to provide scaled down images . So it
would be:
Easier to transfer on the network, specially on
intermittent or slow internet.
Lesser memory consumption on the Mobile Clients.
Less CPU/Memory intensive as the Mobile Clients
doesn’t need anymore of re-sizing the image.
I'm thinking something like a Query String. Something
like:
/data?scaleWidth=176&scaleHeight=220
And this would give me a scaled image of the size of **176x220** .
It is also important that text, headers, labels, etc.
remains readable on the down scaled image.
Thanks! I'd like to open a discussion on this feature.
Paul
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On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 1:06 PM, Paul Mark Castillo <paulmarkcastillo@gmail.com>
wrote:
Greetings!
We, the Mobile Team are planning to implement ** Image Reports on a Mobile Phone** . Where the users could download and view the charts on their Mobile Clients. Right now we are downloading the full 800x500 to the phone and then re-size it so it would be viewable in a small screen. It would be of great help if the server could offer ability to provide **scaled down images** . So it would be:
Easier to transfer on the network, specially on intermittent or slow internet.
Lesser memory consumption on the Mobile Clients.
Less CPU/Memory intensive as the Mobile Clients doesn't need anymore of re-sizing the image.
I'm thinking something like a Query String. Something like:
/data?scaleWidth=176&scaleHeight=220
And this would give me a scaled image of the size of **176x220** . It is also important that text, headers, labels, etc. remains readable on the down scaled image.
Thanks! I'd like to open a discussion on this feature.
Paul
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