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Accessing and Displaying Legacy Images Stored on System i via EGL

Learn how to render images from System i table values using EGL class notes, accessing images stored on server and local device. Explore directory and path mapping for seamless navigation.

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Accessing and Displaying Legacy Images Stored on System i via EGL

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  1. Accessing Images Stored on System i Jake Berberich November 2008

  2. Situation • Legacy images stored on System i IFS • Have DB2 table with • Image ID • Folder path Jake Berberich November 2008

  3. Goal Display System i table values & associated image via EGL Jake Berberich November 2008

  4. Proof of concept • Using EGL class notes the rows and images could be rendered provided the images were in a path on the local device • (my PC C:/pictures/image001.jpg) Jake Berberich November 2008

  5. Conundrum How to steer the fetch of the image on a remote server Jake Berberich November 2008

  6. Add Directory to HTTP server supporting WAS Jake Berberich November 2008

  7. OS400 table with mapped path value Jake Berberich November 2008

  8. Significance of the path string Jake Berberich November 2008

  9. Navigator view of actual location Jake Berberich November 2008

  10. JSP Property Settings Jake Berberich November 2008

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  12. Images Renders from System i Jake Berberich November 2008

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