I looked on our Epicor server (which is also the IIS host for Epicor) and couldn’t find these folders either, any pointers on where they are hiding?
We have a use case where storing part images in a folder would be a lot easier than Modding our web service.
I’ve only got a moderate level of photos, so mine are database blobs, I’ve never messed with
anything else. Now you got me thinking.
Until I read what he quoted from the docs, I didn’t know there was non-blob storage for images at all.
Now that I re-read it, I believe it is only referring to it for the purposes of DMT.
I bet it’s only for import to blobs.
I read somewhere that this was the old way they did images, but if still functioning would certainly be useful.
I don’t know if it’s that, or the just for dmt import thing, but a bpm could easily handle getting
it down.
Slight bit more work to get it uploaded (or assigned), but doable.
That’s from the Data Dictionary Viewer as the field description. I popped in EpiCare case CS0003874597. Let’s see if we get a useful response.
If we don’t, hit me back up, I’d be willing to write up a generic framework to get them downloaded from a generic location into the part attributes page the epicor way.
(IE, some assembly required.)
Here’s a post about getting the image for SSRS but it should do the trick.
Popped up some test code a few minutes ago. Works a treat.
