See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| IImagesServiceFactory | |
| Image |
Image represents an image that can be manipulated by the
ImagesService. |
| ImagesService |
The images service provides methods to apply transformations to images.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Composite |
A
Composite represents a composition of an image onto a canvas. |
| CompositeTransform |
A transform that represents zero or more transforms executed in series.
|
| IImagesServiceFactoryProvider |
Factory provider for
IImagesServiceFactory. |
| ImagesServiceFactory | |
| InputSettings |
InputSettings represents the different settings to specify how
an Image is interpreted by a transform. |
| OutputSettings |
OutputSettings represents the different settings to specify how
a particular transform or composite will return an Image. |
| ServingUrlOptions |
Allow users to customize the behavior of creating a image serving URL using
the
ImagesService. |
| ServingUrlOptions.Builder |
Contains static creation methods for
ServingUrlOptions. |
| Transform |
A transform that can be applied to an
Image. |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| Composite.Anchor |
Valid anchoring positions for a compositing operation.
|
| Image.Format |
Image formats usable by the images api.
|
| ImagesService.OutputEncoding |
Valid output encoding formats usable for image transforms.
|
| InputSettings.OrientationCorrection |
Actions to take with respect to correcting image orientation based
on image metadata.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| ImagesServiceFailureException |
ImagesServiceFailureException is thrown when any unknown
error occurs while communicating with the images service. |
ImagesServiceFactory class, which can produce the ImagesService, but also the basic Image object and Transform classes. More information is available in the on-line documentation.
Image data is represented as a byte[] of data, in any of the supported formats: JPEG,
PNG, GIF (including animated GIF), BMP, TIFF, and ICO formats. The format can be accessed via the
Image.getFormat() method. The image format may be
converted during transformation.
Supported transformations include cropping, resizing, rotating in 90-degree increments, horizontal and vertical flips, and automated color enhancement.