Hello again everyone,

I found software that will instantly upload my webcam to my FTP server. Now my question is, How do I get it on my website? It is a java6 format. I would really like it to be viewed through a Win Media skin. Can I do that? Do I have to create a new webpage to view it or can I insert a java script on an existing page? I'll continue to experiment more and poke around with my Frontpage Components, but sure could use some direction here...

Thanks in Advance,
Breeze

It would depend on what your camera software uploads.
What software are you using?

I'm using a free serfvice I found here...BooruWebCam. It gives me the option to upload to my FTP server. I know my user name and PW, It says port 21, But what is my destination(full path including destination file name) and what is my host?

What viewer will people being using too? Will they have to downlaod the booru webcam software?

The default destination on the program is - " public_html/image.jpg "

The default host is - " ftp.theinternet.com " ... I am assuming they want me to enter my Ftp host, right?

Thanks a bunch SNM

Breeze

Here's the idea.
The software is uploading one image at a pre determined interval. Let's say 30 seconds.
You need to display that photo (image.jpg) on a webpage.
You can build a webpage and put that image location (something like webcam/image.jpg) as the source of image and then tell the webpage to reload every 30 seconds.
You can do this with only html, or it looks like they have a java.class that will do this. In which case you will need to build a webpage with the java to reload and the image.

For your ftp host I would look at the FAQ section of your webhosting service.
something like this should work
login to account which username is [email protected] and ftp server is at ftp.domain.com
Look at your webhost faq's should give you this info along with ftp path.

If you need help with a webpage etc. click on my name, and send me an email or provate message. I can put something together for you to test.