good, I would like to consult, since I did not use the method of saving the image in the db, I would like to show an image that I have stored in the directory of the same application, but I would need to take the name from the database, but looking for I can not find the method to do it, I am currently working with java, without frameworks
so I was asked for a little more information, Currently, I have stored in the db the image as a varbinary, which I bring as json string and thus try to make the conversion from the app with this method
byte[] decodeString = new byte[0];
try {
decodeString = Base64.decode(i.getImagen(), Base64.NO_OPTIONS);
} catch (IOException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
Bitmap decodebitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeByteArray(decodeString,
0, decodeString.length);
imagen.setImageBitmap(decodebitmap);
but it returns the conversion error by base64,
Now, in consultation with a friend, he told me that what can be done (theoretically more viable) is to save the image inside a directory in the filesystem by hacking it, and store the name of it in the db and then decrypt it from the app, and call it externally, to what I was looking for something similar but I have not managed to get some data for it