Hai,

I am developing application which handles to create thumbnail form a video
file.
I am successfully created image and i displayed it into browser by,

bit.Save(Response.OutputStream, System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat.Gif);

Now my situation is, i need to save it into my database(sqlserver).
Can anyone tell me how to get that displayed(currently displayed) image file
- full path with its extention(like .gif).

Its urgent ..

Thanks and regards..
Sham

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I am working on the example located here : :http://
support.microsoft.com/?id=813808

Scenario : I add a button. Its name is button1 and I run. It works
well. And then I add a second button to my form. And I run it again.

My problem is the following :

When I am running it with the dot net 1.1 : I can see the two
buttons.

But with the dot net 2.0 I se nothing. The serializer serializes only
the button added and not all the components.

What is the reason? Why does it work with 1.1 and not with 2.0?

I investigate and I found the line which is bugging. It is in the
file
SampleDesignerLoader.cs

The line is :

CodeTypeDeclaration td = cds.Serialize(manager, root) as
CodeTypeDeclaration;

Is there a difference between the function serialize in .net 1.1 and
2.0?

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