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      glamprecht
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      Under [Graphical Views] there is a Component called "Thumbnail Image". If this is placed one can select a point. The help ? does not refer to how this works or what this is. I have tried putting a base64 image in a alphanumeric virtual point, but it says data point invalid. How does this work?

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      • phildunlapP
        phildunlap
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        Hi glamprecht,

        This component is supposed to have "Image" type data points supplying it values. The only image data source is the HTTP Image, which retrieves an image from a given URL every poll. You can bind this data point to that component, raise the scale factor from 0 to whatever looks nice, and you'll see the images being pulled in from the HTTP Image data source.

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          glamprecht
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          Thank you. If the images does not have to be recorded in the database, I guess it is easier to just put a HTTP component down that point to the image?

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          • phildunlapP
            phildunlap
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            The Image is sort of in the database. The HTTP Image source will save your images into Mango/web/WEB-INF/filedata/ and save file information into the database as a string. You certainly can use an HTML component to load a remote image for your graphical view, as well.

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