Set size of an image in a configurable FormView

Hello,
I've following requirement.
I want to resize a image on a cofigurable FormView.
Over GET_P* i get a image field:
case iv_property.
when if_bsp_wd_model_setter_getter~fp_fieldtype.
rv_value = cl_bsp_dlc_view_descriptor=>field_type_image.
endcase.
And the URL is set in the GET_* methode.
Now i would like to set a static hight and width to the image. Is this possible? Or i have to do this in *.htm, for excample:
<%
DATA: lv_status_img_url TYPE string.
lv_status_img_url = "/SAP/BC/BSP/SAP/thtmlb_styles/sap_skins/default/images/warning.gif".%>
<htmlb:image src = "<%=lv_status_img_url%>"
alt = "Status img!" />
I I refer to
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/CRM/Uploadanddisplayimagesinwebui+screen
Re: Adding an icon to a view
Add a image on account details view
Best Regards,
Manuel Nonnenmacher

any ideas?

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