Image not showing at run time in silverlight

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Hello All,
I am very much new in Silverlight,in my web application developed i want to show an image in my window,for that i have put my image path on the XAML as "image\DSC_0340.JPG",but on putting this i can see the image in the designer but when i execute this the image is not shown in my output page.
i don't know why is it like this,Anybody please help me on this....

Posted 20-Jul-11 22:03pm

Aneesh555

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Mark Salsbery · Answer 1 · 2011-07-20T22:50:00

The image source URI will vary depending on where the image file is hosted.

For example, an image file named "myimage.png" in a project folder called "Images" with the image's build action set to "Resource" you can use something like this:

<Image Source="Images/myimage.png" />

Check this out for more examples...

Different ways for loading images and files in Silverlight 2 applications[^]
Silverlight - Resources from XAP/DLL/Site Of Origin[^]

Abhinav S · Answer 2 · 2011-07-20T22:51:00

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Have a look at this[^] article.
It should help you out. Its all about getting the relative URI right!

Posted 20-Jul-11 22:51pm

Abhinav S

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Espen Harlinn 21-Jul-11 5:11am

It should, my 5