Upload image that is not in local file system

We have an abomination of a project where we are trying to upload employee images into our main 'People' form. The only issue is that the images exist on a SQL Server database. I can get the images onto the Oracle server easily enough but the functionality does not exist to browse to a remote server, just the local machine. Has anyone had to do something like this before? If it was just a few images we could FTP them to a mapped drive and do it 1 by 1 but we are talking about 15000 images so that is not an avenue we would care to explore. Any advice would be welcome.

Hi,
Please see if these threads help.
API to load images for
API to load images for
Employee Photo Upload in HRMS
Employee Photo Upload in HRMS
Dispay employee pictures in Employee Self Service screen
Dispay employee pictures in Employee Self Service screen
Regards,
Hussein

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http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/filesystem/File.h tml#nativePath
but that is not exactly what I've read (maybe that was A-blog or post on someone from A-team on his personal blog or post on stackoverflow).
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