I would like to somehow use KRPano to show data in a Google Maps-esque way. The data is 2 dimensional, but it is dynamic based on what the user has selected to show. Is there any way to trick the viewer into thinking this is looking at a folder of pictures when it really isn't? My idea is to point KRPano to a java servlet that would act like the folder containing the picutres, and based on the user's input and what KRPano is reqeusting, it would serve a picture and then KRPano could be used to dispaly the images.
If anyone has any suggestions on whether this is possible at all, they would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

Thanks for the quick responses.
Let me try to be more specific. I have text data that is normally rendered into images on a java applet. In an effort to make the process easier on the client, I thought that a java servlet could create jpg images and the web browser load and render in the images. I have used KRPano in the traditional sense for displaying panoramas, and thought that I could use it display the images from the servlet. I'm not worried about KRPano displaying the images, but I'm having trouble interpretting the request from KRPano through the servlet. I'm thinking that since a url is set for the folder containing the images, I could set the url to the servlet location. Now when KRPano tries to get the images, I get an "access to abc123.jpg is denied" error, and the photo cannot be loaded. Also, the servlet does not apear to be getting the request at all.
I guess what I really need to know is: when KRPano goes to get the image, is it simply looking for a file on the local filesystem, or is it dowloading a file from a server using a get or post? I'm assuming it is the former and since I'm trying to use a url, it is throwing security errors, and hence, my dilema. Another way of putting this is: Is there is a way to stream files from a location on the internet by seting the url to a folder on a server?
Thanks again.