XMLFormService Error importing image. Unsupported image format.

Hello,
I'm getting the following error when trying to import an image into a form:
2010-10-04 08:56:35,717 WARN  [com.adobe.document.XMLFormService] ALC-XTG-017-936: [8392] Error importing image. Unsupported image format.
2010-10-04 08:56:35,717 WARN  [com.adobe.document.XMLFormService] ALC-XTG-029-461: [8392] XFAImageService: Image cannot be resolved for node: ImageField1.
The strange thing is that it works fine on our production server, yet it fails in development.  I've restarted jboss, flushed tmp, work, and data, replaced the images, but still nothing.  The image that won't load is a 1 pixel by 1 pixel JPG image, so it's not like it could be too large or anything. 
Please help if you have any insight into this problem.
Thanks!

So when I went to get the image, it wouldn't load in the Web browser, and it looks like that was the problem.  I mentioned that I had tried changing the image.  I was actually changing a field in the database that says which image to retrieve.  I'm wondering if maybe I was changing the wrong record or maybe my query browser wasn't updating the DB correctly.  I can't find the record I was using last week when I reported the issue, but either way, I'm glad it's working now. 
Thanks for the help. 

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