ummm el objeto Response tiene un metodo llamado BinaryWrite que sirve para escribir codigo binario (imagenes, etc). Te pongo un ejemplo que viene en el Dreamweaver:
Código:
<%
' The following code retrieves a binary object
' (in this case a JPG image) and writes it to the
' client using BinaryWrite. (For more information
' on ActiveX Data Objects usage, see Chapter 12.)
' Create an ADO connection object.
Set adoCon = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
' Use the Open method of the Connection object
' to open an ODBC connection with the database
' represented by the DSN ImageDatabase.
adoCon.Open "ImageDatabase"
' Use the Execute method of the ADO Connection object
' to retrieve the binary data field from the database.
Set adoRecImgData = adoCon.Execute _
("SELECT ImageData FROM Images WHERE ImageId = 1234")
' Create a Field object by setting one equal to a
' specific field in the recordset created previously.
Set adoFldImage = adoRecImgData("ImageData")
' Use the ActualSize property of Field object to retrieve
' the size of the data contained in the Field object. After
' this line you will know how many bytes of data reside in
' the Field object.
lngFieldDataLength = adoFldImage.ActualSize
' Use the BinaryWrite method to write 4K bytes of binary
' data at a time. So, first we need to determine how many
' 4K blocks the data in the Field object represents.
lngBlockCount = lngFieldDataLength / 4096
' Now let's get how many bytes are left over after removing
' lngBlockCount number of bytes.
lngRemainingData = lngFieldDataLength Mod 4096
' We now must set the HTTP content type Response header
' so that the browser will recognize the data being sent
' as being JPEG image data.
Response.ContentType = "image/JPEG"
' Loop through and write the first lngBlockCount number
' of binary blocks of data.
For intCounter = 1 to lngBlockCount
Response.BinaryWrite adoFldImage.GetChunk(4096)
Next
' Now write the last remainder of the binary data.
Response.BinaryWrite adoFldImage.GetChunk(lngRemainingData)
' Close the recordset.
adoRecImgData.Close
%>
¿Es esto lo que necesitas?
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