I have graphic image tag in my project . I have my image inside the projectfolder/webconent/META-INF/resources/images/example.jpg and i declared tag like this

<p:graphicImage library="resources" name="images/example.jpg"></p:graphicImage>

But the image is not displaying

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The image should not be stored in the META-INF folder. But you can place it in the /webcontent/images/ directory and then reference it either without the library:

<h:graphicImage name="images/example.jpg" />

or with the ivy-webcontent library:

<h:graphicImage library="ivy-webcontent" name="images/example.jpg" />

Image resource could also be stored and consumed from the dialog/resources folder or from the CMS. If no library is declared the lookup for resources which match the name proceeds as follows:

  1. find the resource in the resources folder within the active user dialog
  2. find the resource in the webContent folder of the current project
  3. find the resource in the webContent folder of the required projects

An example implementation is delivered within the Designer in the applications/samples/HtmlDialogDemos folder. Import that project into your designer and inspect the dialog "ch.ivyteam.htmldialog.demo.output.ResourceDemo" for an easy reference.

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answered 28.10.2013 at 13:55

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