Custom loading image JSP dynpage

Hello,
Wa have created a jsp dynpage, and want to show a custom loading image. I other applications (appintegrator) we have succesfully changed the loading image by exporting the theme that we are currently using, change the loading_ani.gif image and re-importing the theme. This change has no effect on the loading image of the JSP dynpage, it is still the one supplied by SAP. I checked the url of this image and got the following https://host:port/htmlb/mimes/common/loading/loading_ani.gif, so I tried changing the loeding image that is stored in the htmlb par file, but there was no visible result when loading the application, or when loding the direct url of this image. Can anyone tell me where I can change the loading image of the JSP dynpages?
Kind Regards
Timon Van Soom

Juhi Bhatnagar
Greetings!!!
May i know , what is the procedure need to be followed to replace the default Loading ICON with our custom image.
2. Does our custome image should be a image file (like jpg, png) or its like a command
Kindly share the procedure for this...
Appreciate your response in advance'
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