Import Image for Server to Design Stuidio

I am wanting to import an image that is saved on our Launchpad server into my Design Studio application. We are currently using the URL ":boimg://TEST_logo(pms540).jpg" for a logo in our webi's which work correctly. I have tried just placing this same path name into "Image" section of my image object but this doesn't work. Is there a special way to do this for DS 1.4?

Please have a look at Victor's response here in terms of referencing the images: Hide SAP Design Studio additional files from end users

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2.how to store the image into the file.
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4. how to create an object to keep track the image in java application.
* important : not java applet.
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You can use Graphics package for importing images in Java applications. But I am afraid you cannot display it on Text area, you can display it on JPanel, or JLabel or some container like this.
Check this example.
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Missing important image functions - going for Hype

I made a product presentation with a meny system and aniamtions using Edge.
I unfortunatelly found some very important functions were missing.
So I´m going for Hype now, that has got all of these.
So all the job has to be doe again :-(
I didn´t find any feedback area for Edge Animate, so I´m putting it here. The things missing are:
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These are all small matters for Adobe to fix and I suppose they are doing this in the future.
I really like Edge Animate thou, but since it lacks important workflow functions I can´t use it in production.

Hi,
Thanks. Yes, that worked.
I actually didn´t find this because in all other Adobe applications, this is done from the Library panel.
I really stress the importance for you to make your/Adobe applications the same. We users love Adobe apps, but are really not liking the unnecessary different solutions in some of them. It´s frustrating and a complete waste of time.
I actually remade the whole animation using (Tumult) Hype.
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In the real practical user world, we do only want ONE image to carry around for different purposes, it.e web, animations, videos, print.
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The feature of settings export options for Photoshop images, I also would like to see in Muse. As well as Retina support in Muse that i REALLY want.
I like Edge (and really like Muse), but as it is now, selection Hype is an easy choice over Edge.
I hope that you do update Edge to support an extremely good workflow - then I will certainly selected Edge, since I already do pay for it anyway
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2014-02-11 kl. 19:28 skrev elainefinnell <[email protected]>:
Re: Missing important image functions - going for Hype
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Hi, man&mouse-
Please note that there is a way to swap images, though it will try to fit the new image into the old dimensions.
Select your image element
In the properties panel, look at the Images section
Next to the image name, select the double arrow key
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http://forums.adobe.com/servlet/JiveServlet/downloadImage/2-6110226-548268/437-302/ScreenShot2014-02-11at10.27.07+AM.png
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Best practices / workflow for importing images?

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