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Converting byte[] to .Net image

Hello there,

I try to handle bitmap images stored in an Image column in Sql Server. The
following code is ok when the image is of type Bitmap (*.bmp):

private ImageSource ConvertByteArra yToImageSource( byte[] bdIconeArray) {
ImageSource imgSource = null;
MemoryStream strm = new MemoryStream();
BitmapImage bitmap = new BitmapImage();

// Well-known work-around to make Northwind images work
int offset = 78;
strm.Write( bdIconeArray, offset, bdIconeArray.Le ngth - offset );

// Read the image into the bitmap object
bitmap.BeginIni t();
bitmap.StreamSo urce = strm;
bitmap.EndInit( );

imgSource = bitmap;
return imgSource;
}

However, it doesn't work with png, jpg or Tiff image stored in the database.
Must the Offset be different ?

Oriane

Dec 6 '07 #1
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