Finding the URL of the image stored in SE78

Hi experts,
I have a requirement where i need to retrieve the URL of the image stored in SE78. I stored an image with a name in SE78. Now if i give the image name as input, it should return the path of the image location as an URL format.
Is it possible to get the URL for the given image name?
Pls help me out..

Hi,
My requirement is to display the image stored in SE78 in my HCM form. This form accepts the image URL as input.
So, i want to know how to retrieve the URL of that image stored in SE78.
Pls help me out.

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