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  2 get path to the new image and transfer to another class

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  5 reading the stream

      private byte[] readingImage(DataInputStream is) {
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              String problem = Lng.getString(Lng.pic_couldnt_be_stored) + "readingImage " + ex.getMessage() + "/ IOException1 can read file : " + nbBytes + "bytes / " + path;
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  6 then I do the following

  try {
                          is.close();
                          screenWidth /= 4;
                          screenWidth *= 3;
                          screenHeight /= 4;
                          screenHeight *= 3;
                          append("resizing image", imageBlank16);
                          raw = resizeImage(raw, 640, 480);
                          append("resize for preview image", imageBlank16);
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                          AIDOO.debug(devinceInfo);
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  7 Behold my image resizing function

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          AIDOO.debug("Start of image resizing");
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          try {
              bmp1 = Bitmap.createBitmapFromBytes(image, 0, -1, 1);
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              throw new IllegalArgumentException("exception while createBitmapFromBytes()" + ex.getMessage() + "isAvailNbBytes = " + isAvailNbBytes + " isReadBytes = " + isReadBytes + " length = " + image.length + " nbBytes = " + nbBytes + " image = " + image);
          }
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          AIDOO.debug("End of Scale into");
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  2. sometimes I had an IllegalArgumentException in createBitmapFromBytes() function.

  I read a lot of posts that talk about these problems, but I have found no solution.

  Is it so hard to take a picture of the camera and display it?

  Anyone have a good example/code example on how to handle this?

  Thank you for your support and for reading me

  (Sorry for my English )

  I suspect that these problems are caused by the fact that the earpiece of the paper you use is told on the file being written until the writing is actually completed.

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