Open an image in photoshop / MS-picture Managerthrugh JSP/Servlet--Urgernt

friends,
Problem:
Developing an web page ...which having an Image . I want to open particluar Image in Adobe Photoshop or MS-picture Manager.
---so that User can Edit picturein Adobe Photoshop or MS-picture Manager.
in same Webpage.

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