Tomcat Photo Gallery, inspired by the nicely written P-Gal project, now with ability to handle high res images, segmentation of galleries by access code, and admin screen for administration.
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I didn't find any any alternative of a Thumbnail Gallery written in java, and that is exactly what I need. So It's definitely the best choice. There were three problems I did discover though: - Clicking on a Picture shows the thumbnail gallery, that's IMHO not what you want if you browse the pictures with your cellphone. I changed the sourcecode a little, so klicking on a picture shows the next picture, if it's the last picture only then the overview is shown again. - On Smartphones you usually keep a tab open forever, what happens if you want to browse the gallery again after a while, is that tomcat the session cookie is obsolete, you klick a link and you will be redirected to with the query string "&NEWSESSION", but again the browser is not loosing it's invalid session cookie and will be redirected to "&NEWSESSION&NEWSESSION" and so on. I circumvented this behavior with this apache rule: RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} &NEWSESSION=([^&]+) RewriteRule .* /gallery/galleries? [R=302,CO=JSESSIONID:INVALID:;:-1] - The last problem with this app is finally something I can't solve. If you click a picture it's shown in middle column of a three coumn - table. So the picture only fills up one third of the screen. Which isn't favorable for smart - device users. I tried to change this in the Photo.class but my skills are not good enough for changing this behavior. If someone can fix this I will owe him one beer, and would be really grateful ! Regards.