I have made it available for download on today’s post http://debuggingblog.com/wp/2009/09/14/deepzoom-demo-download-uploading-images-and-the-auto-deepzoom-xap-generation/

Hopefully, this is helpful. If you just want to test it from end to end, please read the “READ ME” section on post.

Cheers,

Prashant.

Thank you for your fantastic response - not everyone is so helpful
I will certainly have a look at the demo when posted.

Thank you again,
Ewan

Hello Ewan,

It will be failrly easy to solve your problem. You don’t need any special software as such other than .NET framework on Windows Server. I will make the complete demo project (visual studio solution) available for download, if not tomorrow then sometime this week for sure. This demo project will include a silverlight website to upload a file, a wcf upload service used by client to upload images, windows service to process those uploaded images and generate xap package, a test console app to process uploaded images(so that code can be tested without using install util to install the windows service and I find it easier to debug). I will put a little description against each of the project. Since this is a demo project so code base is small and most of it will be self explanatory otherwise feel free to ask away any question you may have.

Thanks,

Prashant.

Very interesting post.
I’m looking into the feasibility of turning a standard photo gallery website into something a bit special for a client and I’m intrigued with what you have achieved

I was wondering if you could say how feasible it would be for me to create a situation where my client could upload an image to a server where it would be automatically processed as a deep zoom xap? And what would be required, on the server to do this. I’ve followed your post as best I can - but I am a novice!

Please excuse me if my question is rude or simplistic - I really am just trying to get my head round deep zoom.

Thx,
Ewan