How can i place a Image

Hello Friends,
I want to create a image project using JSP & HTML (NWDS) and want to place the image In the portal By iview creating from par file..,plz help me any one step by step procedure or
If u have any code plz mail to my id : [email protected]
Thanks in advance
Bye
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This question is better answered in the portal environament.
Regards,
Benny

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