java - Array of points to image -

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i'm stuck trying convert array of points represent drawing(simple 2d black lines) taken mobile phone. pass array of points server emails drawing person.

i can't find way convert array of points image, png, or else. , upload static server can insert in email , send other person.

i'm looking canvas on android on serverside can output image. preferably java, @ point take anything.

an ex of array of points:

        {             "drawing_objects": [                 [                     {                         "x": 177,                         "y": 246                     },                     {                         "x": 177,                         "y": 246                     },                     {                         "x": 177,                         "y": 246                     }                 ],                 [                     {                         "x": 870,                         "y": 298                     },                     {                         "x": 866.5316,                         "y": 302.62445                     }                 ]             ]         }

these 2 lines, in drawing, first 3 point, second 1 2.

if using java based server, create graphics2d, draw points , export png or whatever want.

import javax.imageio.imageio; import java.awt.graphics2d; import java.awt.image.bufferedimage;  //…  bufferedimage bi = new bufferedimage(width, height, bufferedimage.type_int_argb);  graphics2d ig2 = bi.creategraphics(); //draw lines graphic ig2.drawline(x1,y1,x2,y2); ig2.drawline(x2,y2,x3,y3); //...  //export result file imageio.write(bi, "png", new file(“c:\\name.png”));

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