Hello Everybody,
I have a problem getting to display images on my browser window. When i try to invoke a sample script that i have created the image does not get displayed. Can anyone help me out please.

Here's the code that i am using 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl5-new -w

use strict;
use GD::Graph::bars;
use CGI qw (param header);


  my @data = (
  ["Jan-01","Feb-01","Mar-01", "Apr-01","May-01","Jun-01","Jul-01","Au
+g-01","Sep
-01"],[21,25,33,39,49,48,40,45,15]);

  my $graph = new GD::Graph::bars;

  $graph->set(
      x_label         => 'Anand',
      y_label         => 'Praveen',
      title           => 'Testing the Graph display',
      bar_spacing     => 10
  )
  or warn $graph->error;

  open PNG, ">/kbase/anand/search/sw/cposupport/search/graph2.png";
  binmode PNG;
print PNG $graph->plot(\@data)->png;
  close PNG;
print header;
    print "<HTML><BODY BGCOLOR=white>\n";
    print "<IMG SRC=\"/kbase/anand/search/sw/cposupport/search/graph2.
+png\">";
    print "</BODY></HTML>";

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Edit: Added <code> tags, and some formatting.

In reply to Displaying Images by mcc_anand

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