Amadeo,
Hi, again. If you have the images in a database, you need to
retrieve them as a blob (NSData type) and you can then just hand the
data to a WOImage for display. If, instead, you're storing the path
to the image that's stored somewhere on a hard drive, you could just
get the file at that URL path.
A resource URL is to help you get access to resources within in your
project. You would use the WOResourceManager to get the correct path
url and then do something with the file at that path. You can
alternately ask the WOResourceManager for the bytes of the resource.
So, if you had an image as part of your project, you could do
something like this:
public NSData getImageData(String imageName) {
byte[] imageBytes = WOApplication.application().resourceManager
().bytesForResourceNamed(imageName, "app", nil);
return new NSData(imageBytes);
}
If your image was in a framework, you'd need to change "app" to the
framework name.
Well, have a nice day.
Travis
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Date: Tue, 23 May 2006 20:43:24 +0200
From: Amedeo Mantica <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: WOResourceURL via java code
To: WebObjects Dev Apple <[email protected]>
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I have images in a database,
How to implement WOResourceURL via java code to get a string
containing the image url?
Thanks
Amedeo
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