Are images stored in LR Mobile private?

are the images stored on cloud via LR Mobile private?
vinsolo

Is this the same issue?:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/6286956#6286956
If so, see post #53 from Julie Kmoch of Adobe.....

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Hi
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From the documentation:
URL Reference
1.Insert a dummy image in your template.
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Element Reference from XML File
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"CONTACT#" "CONTACT_H",nvl(dbms_lob.getlength(STIMG),0) IMAGE
from "#OWNER#"."STUDENTADMITTED"
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display: block;
width: 75px;
border: 1px solid #999;
padding: 6px;
background: #f6f6f6;
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However, if the original images are large then scaling them in the browser this way is a huge waste of bandwidth and produces poorer quality images than creating proper scaled down versions using image tools. Downloading megapixel images and then reducing them to thumbnail size results in pointlessly pushing millions of bytes that will never be seen.
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Getting image stored in database !!

Hey !!
I'm really trying to solve so much problems i'm having with javafx !!
So, like the title may suggest, i'm having problems as to get image from the database !!
Everything seems fine but it tells me that there is "Exception while runing Application"
here is the code !!
@James D, i will come back bugging yu again to see how to use the stored images and display them inside the combobox and to render them ^^
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import javafx.scene.Scene;
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import javafx.scene.image.Image;
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In any real application, it's a mistake to mix your presentation (user interface) code with your persistance (database access) code.
Why? You want maintainability, flexibility, and testability.
Maintainability:
Suppose you want to change the structure of your database. E.g. the database admin (which may be you, or someone else) determines that the database design you have is inefficient and needs to be changed. If your database code is scattered over the whole application, mixed in among your user interface code, tracking down what needs to be changed will be a nightmare. If all your database code is in a single class, or perhaps a set of classes in a single package, then the updates are localized and much easier to manage. Furthermore, you can build the new database access code on its own, test it out, and then when you are sure it works just switch your user interface code to use the new persistance layer instead of the old one. The same applies if you decide you're going to use a completely different technology to store the data; perhaps you want to use something like Hibernate instead of plain JDBC, or maybe you decide you want to make the data accessibile via a web service.
Flexibility:
What if you (or, more likely, your manager) decides they're going to change to a new user interface technology. Maybe they decide to switch to a web application (i.e. HTML-based) instead of a desktop application. You obviously need to rewrite the user interface code, but you should be able to keep all the database access code you've written. If your database access code is all jumbled up with the user interface code you're replacing, it's going to be way harder to reuse that code. If the two are separated out, you just build a new user interface in whatever new technology you're using, and access the same class(es) you used for your database access without touching them.
Testability:
This whole thread is actually a demo of how testability is much harder if you don't properly separate your code. You posted "getting image stored in database", thinking that was your problem. It wasn't; your problem was actually an error in the way you'd set up your JavaFX code. Because the two were completely mixed together, it was hard to know where the error was. The error you had was actually a really simple one; it would have been much easier to see if you had simpler, properly separated code; but because you didn't organize your code like that it took you days to figure out the problem. This was only a couple of dozen lines of code; imagine how this looks in a real application with hundreds or thousands of classes.
The point is that decisions about how to access your data (standalone database, web service, or EJB?; plain JDBC, JPA, Hibernate, etc?) , and decisions about the presentation technology (desktop or web? JavaFX or Swing?, or Servlets/JSPs, JSF, Swing MVC, or any of a huge number of frameworks) are completely independent. You should be in a position to change those decisions - to redesign aspects of the application - with the least amount of effort possible. Failing to properly design things will make this much harder, or likely completely impossible.
These are real concerns that affect every application that goes into production.
Even if you're just making a small application, it will benefit you to set things up correctly from the outset.

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Thx.

Easy answer: No, this is not possible. You can't show a PDF inside your report.
Since you are talking about just images, why do you even store these images as PDF? Why not as JPG or PNG (if you need best image-quality)?
Using a normal image in a report would be no problem at all.
Complex answer: Yes, this could be possible with an enormous effort.
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I do that sort of thing using PHP and mySQL the binary part
of the image is stored in a BLOB field (Binary Large OBject) along
the rest of the information necessary for the http headers (e.g.
mime type, file name, file size) being staored in their own fields.
That info is then used to build the file using PHP. The PHP
file contains a mySQL query whos result is echoed with the
appropriate headers. The URL points at the PHP file rather than at
any saved image.
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mysql_connect('HOST', 'USERNAME', 'PASSWORD');
mysql_select_db('DATABASE');
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$fileSize = mysql_result($query,0,2);
$fileContents = mysql_result($query,0,3);
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header("Content-length: $fileSize");
header("Content-Disposition: inline; filename=$fileName");
header("Content-Description: from imagebank");
header("Connection: close");
echo $fileContents;
}else{
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echo "File not found <br>";
echo $numRows;
echo " is the number of rows returned for id = ";
echo $ID;
?>
Hope that helps
Phil

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Thanks all of you! There seems to be no full agreemenet here, however. The mess I feel I'm in is partly due to my ineptness, partly to the absurd complexity of the matter and partly to the crash I had with my new iMac. I got my reconstructed data on a mobile HD and started loading iPhoto with images. When I had my (newly aquired) PE11 reinstalled, I started to import images from iP. The arrived in event-folder, which means that I have to go through every picture to relocate it in an appropriate folder and album. Then I continued loading images from a memory stick (having tapped the mobile HD...).
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I will be Very Grateful for you. its very urgent

Hello Nitesh,
Saving an image into Azure Mobile Services doesn't scale very well and it's not recommended. It's recommended to use Azure Blob Storage for blob storage. It's cheaper and can store larger files.
You can definitely use both Azure Mobile Services and Blob Storage together by saving the name of the image in your Mobile Services table and storing the actual file in the Blob storage. This way when you need to retrieve the actual image, you would retrieve
it by it's name from Blob storage.
Here's a MSDN article that explains how to use
Azure Blob Storage.
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(InDesign CS5) I have created hundreds of InDesign documents incorporating images stored on an external USB connected drive. I did a manual back-up to another drive at regular intervals but far from ideal.
I now have a network drive which is properly backed-up. I have copied all of the images and folder structure from the USB connected drive to this new drive.
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It depends on how you organize your work. If you have one folder for images for a document, relinking one image should alert you that other missing images are in the same folder, but this assumes that images are missing. If the links window sees a clear path to the original location of the images, they aren't missing, so that won't work.
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