[02/03] web app to display tiff to pdf

[Christopher_Arm]

if you are saving file path of the image than you should copy the original image to you "images\" and rest will be same........isn't it?

I am going to have to find a way to populate a folder I will add to my application to basically have the urls that are pointing to the image locations placed in the application folder and then once there the code will have to grab the current url that matches the recordset from the db and then show the image that is being pointed to by the URL by streaming this through a byte array and then the image control itself.

[riteshjain1982]

I am going to have to find a way to populate a folder I will add to my application to basically have the urls that are pointing to the image locations placed in the application folder and then once there the code will have to grab the current url that matches the recordset from the db and then show the image that is being pointed to by the URL by streaming this through a byte array and then the image control itself.

if you gona a store image in your application folder and it's path in your DB than whats need to reconvert in into stream of byte and back to image for image control ..

may me you should store the images as ID.extension in your image folder so later on will be more easy to retrive it back from DB to Image control

[Christopher_Arm]

if you gona a store image in your application folder and it's path in your DB than whats need to reconvert in into stream of byte and back to image for image control ..

may me you should store the images as ID.extension in your image folder so later on will be more easy to retrive it back from DB to Image control

Fair enough. I only realized afterwards that didn't make much sense to go back the database if everything I needed was stored at a given file location in my application. However the last part that you mentioned sounds ok although if you look earlier in this thread Mendhak mentions this might be wasteful in terms of resources handled by my application.