Upload Image Files into IFS

Dear Members,
I am trying to upload files from my local disk to the IFS. There is no problem about uploading txt files. But i could not upload the image files like ".tif".
Is there anyone who can help me urgently please?
Here is the part of my source code..
DocumentDefinition newDocDef = new DocumentDefinition(ifsSession);
newDocDef.setName(filename);
newDocDef.setContentPath(localpath);
newDocDef.setAddToFolderOption(runtime);
Document doc = (Document)ifsSession.createPublicObject(newDocDef);

Dear Sir,
This topic is very urgent for me, and I will be very happy for your help.
I have changed my code like this.
ClassObject co = classUtils.lookupClassObject("DOCUMENT");
Collection c = ifsSession.getFormatExtensionCollection();
Format f = (Format) c.getItems("tif");
DocumentDefinition newDocDef = new DocumentDefinition(ifsSession);
newDocDef.setContentPath(localpath);
newDocDef.setAddToFolderOption(runtime);
newDocDef.setName(filename);
newDocDef.setClassObject(co);
newDocDef.setFormat(f);
TieDocument doc = (TieDocument)ifsSession.createPublicObject(newDocDef);
And the error message is here.
oracle.ifs.common.IfsException:
IFS-30002: Unable to create new LibraryObject oracle.ifs.common.IfsException:
IFS-32225: Error storing reference to content object 22,432 in media InterMediaBlob java.sql.SQLException:
ORA-00911: invalid character
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If you map the client drives from the Terminal Server box, there is the potential for your Forms application to access those files. If you want the files to be accessible to a stored procedure in the database, you'll need to move the files somewhere the database can access them.
Justin

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