This document describes how to embed an image as standalone within your Design Studio application without uploading your image content to a web server or SAP NetWeaver MIME Repository.
The rationale is that this may not be the same team responsible for uploading content as are those who are writing Design Studio applications. This method uses Base 64 URL encoding, which is supported now in most modern browser, including IE.
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Consider your lifecycle of your BI Application/Dashboard. Of course, a long-term ideal place to host images would be on a web server, especially if the image would be referenced more than once. However in today's age of rapid prototyping and short-term usages, quick and dirty methods like this suffice just fine for proof-of-concepts during infancy of projects.
Consider the file size. Encoding an image in Base64 does take up additional space (approximately 1.37 times the size of a raw binary. For small PNGs and GIFs, this is not a problem, but don't expect to post your entire Flickr album inside a DS App!
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