Hello,
The user wants to store an Image in a DFF, then call the image in the report.
The image is the signature of different employees. Based on the employee different signatures will be called.
Is there a specific way to do this in BI Publisher?
Hi @ORA-Consultant ,
Welcome to Oracle Analytics community.
I can see a problem with your solution. DFFs can't be used to store image objects. Have you tested this? You need to find a different place and design your BIP accordingly.
I am sharing below links/threads discussing about the image display on a BIP report:
Display Person Image on BI Report
Need to display Employee Image in the BIP report output — Cloud Customer Connect
Fusion Applications - OTBI - BI Publisher - How To Display The Employee Image Stored In The Database OR XML Pulled into The Report ? (Doc ID 1940036.1)
Thanks.
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