The GIST contains Examples of Aspose.Imaging Cloud APIs.

Aspose.Imaging-Cloud

The GIST contains Examples of Aspose.Imaging Cloud APIs. 

Examples-.NET-Convert-Image-Files.cs

// For complete examples and data files, please go to https://github.com/aspose-imaging-cloud/aspose-imaging-cloud-dotnet

// optional parameters are base URL, API version, authentication type and debug mode
// default base URL is https://api.aspose.cloud
// default API version is v1.1
// default authentication type is OAuth2.0
// default debug mode is false
var imagingApi = new ImagingApi("yourAppKey", "yourAppSID");

// this GET request converts image files
// optional parameters are output file path, input file folder and Aspose storage name (if you have more than one storage and want to use non-default one) 
// if output file path is not set, resulting image is returned in a stream; otherwise, it's saved at the specified path in the storage and null is returned
var getSaveRequest = new GetImageSaveAsRequest("inputImage.jpg", "png", "ResultFolder/resultImage.png", "InputFolder");

// returns null, saves result to storage
imagingApi.GetImageSaveAs(getSaveRequest);

var getStreamRequest = new GetImageSaveAsRequest("inputImage.jpg", "png", null, "InputFolder");

// returns resulting stream
using (Stream resultGetImageStream = imagingApi.GetImageSaveAs(getStreamRequest))
{
	// process resulting stream
}

// another option is to use POST request and send image in a stream, if it's not present in your storage

using (FileStream inputImageStream = new FileStream(@"D:\test\localInputImage.jpg", FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read))
{
	var postSaveRequest = new PostImageSaveAsRequest(inputImageStream, "png", "ResultFolder/resultImage.png");
	
	// returns null, saves result to storage
	imagingApi.PostImageSaveAs(postSaveRequest);
}

using (FileStream inputImageStream = new FileStream(@"D:\test\localInputImage.jpg", FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read))
{
	var postStreamRequest = new PostImageSaveAsRequest(inputImageStream, "png");
	
	// returns resulting stream
	using (Stream resultPostImageStream = imagingApi.PostImageSaveAs(postStreamRequest))
	{
		// process resulting stream
	}
}

// another requests typically follow the same principles

Examples-Java-Convert-Image-Files.java

// For complete examples and data files, please go to https://github.com/aspose-imaging-cloud/aspose-imaging-cloud-java

// optional parameters are base URL, API version, authentication type and debug mode
// default base URL is https://api.aspose.cloud
// default API version is v1.1
// default authentication type is OAuth2.0
// default debug mode is false
ImagingApi imagingApi = new ImagingApi("yourAppKey", "yourAppSID");

// this GET request converts image files
// nullable parameters are output file path, input file folder and Aspose storage name (if you have more than one storage and want to use non-default one) 
// if output file path is not set, resulting image is returned in a stream; otherwise, it's saved at the specified path in the storage and null is returned
GetImageSaveAsRequest getSaveRequest = new GetImageSaveAsRequest("inputImage.jpg", "png", "ResultFolder/resultImage.png", "InputFolder", null);

// returns ApiResponse with null response data value, saves result to storage
imagingApi.getImageSaveAs(getSaveRequest);

GetImageSaveAsRequest getStreamRequest = new GetImageSaveAsRequest("inputImage.jpg", "png", null, "InputFolder", null);

// returns ApiResponse with resulting image bytes
ApiResponse apiResponse = imagingApi.getImageSaveAs(getStreamRequest);

// process resulting bytes
byte[] responseData = apiResponse.getResponseData();

// another option is to use POST request and send image in a stream, if it's not present in your storage

InputStream inputStream = null;
byte[] inputBytes = null;
try
{
	File inputFile = new File("D:\\test\\localInputImage.jpg");
	inputBytes = new byte[(int) inputFile.length()];
	inputStream = new FileInputStream(inputFile);
	inputStream.read(inputBytes);
}
finally
{
	if (inputStream != null)
	{
		inputStream.close();
	}
}

PostImageSaveAsRequest postSaveRequest = new PostImageSaveAsRequest(inputBytes, "png", "ResultFolder/resultImage.png", null);
	
// returns ApiResponse with null response data value, saves result to storage
imagingApi.postImageSaveAs(postSaveRequest);

PostImageSaveAsRequest postStreamRequest = new PostImageSaveAsRequest(inputBytes, "png", null, null);
	
// returns ApiResponse with resulting image bytes
apiResponse = imagingApi.postImageSaveAs(postStreamRequest);

// process resulting bytes
responseData = apiResponse.getResponseData();

// another requests typically follow the same principles