I trying to create a Chart dinamically and place it in  a html page , to do
so a create a ImageStreamResponse  class that convert my Jfreechart instance
to a byteArrayInputStream


 class ImageStreamResponse implements StreamResponse {

                 private JFreeChart jfreeChart ;
                 private String contentType ;
                 
                 public ImageStreamResponse(final String contentType, 
JFreeChart chart){
                         this.contentType = contentType ;
                         jfreeChart = chart ;
                 }
                 
                public String getContentType() {
                        return contentType;
                }

                public InputStream getStream() throws IOException {
                        BufferedImage image  = 
jfreeChart.createBufferedImage(600, 400);
                        ByteArrayOutputStream byteArray = new 
ByteArrayOutputStream() ;
                        ChartUtilities.writeBufferedImageAsJPEG(byteArray, 
image) ;
                        return new 
ByteArrayInputStream(byteArray.toByteArray());
                }
                 
         }


with an ActionLink 

StreamResponse onActionFromViewChart(Object[] context) {
                return viewChart.getGraph(context) ;
        }


my viewChart.getGraph(Object[] context) method 

public StreamResponse getGraph(Object[] context)  {
 JFreeChart jfreeChart = new BurnDownChartGenerator(context).getChart() ;
return jfreeChart != null ? new ImageStreamResponse("image/jpeg",
jfreeChart) : new TextStreamResponse("text/html","chart not available") ;
        }


it generate a blank page with the image, but i need it to be a component so
i can place it (the image)within a fancy page.  
 
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