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Thank you flumpy. Actually I'm already working on a JavaApplet as I realized it should probably be the best solution. At the same time I have created a working, but not fast enough, asp/javascript/xmlhttp solution. What I didn't know was the fact that different frames have their own http...

Well, I've tried that. There are som problems though: I have several images, it's crucial that all of them is updated at the same time. That is, they have to be downloaded to the client before showing. The images are all parts of a virtual video window, so updating one at a time will make just a...

Yes, seems like that was about what I was looking for, thank you for trying, too bad it wouldn't work in IE though...

SgtPeppa: Thank you, but I already covered that part, the problem is how to handle the response at the client side. JontyMC: I figured that's what I might have to do. Thank you for the link. However, this is a real-time application and execution time is essential. Anyone that can think of...

Simply because if I use an URL the link will most probably not give the desired image when the client browser requests it. The image comes from an external software. When the xmlhttp request reaches the server, the application will be asked to render a new image based upon the information sent...

I'm working on a system that uses XMLHTTP to get information to an ASP page. XML Now I want to be able to send images this way. I know how to embed images in an XML document (think they will be in base64 format), but when the ASP site at the clients side receives the XML document, how can I show...

Is it possible to start a .flv file consisting of only one starting frame and then add more frames (consisting of .png images) during run-time and make them show in the flash player directly? The pictures to be shown will be created by another application as a result of interaction and can...