@Satyam Mishra FileSystem Extension has actions which can be used to save and retrieve the images based on path passed as parameters while I think its not possible and you need your file server (another physical machine) in order to save the images.

I have done some slight changes in the code and it should work if you have some server to save the files as Outsystem is cloud and I believe there is nothing much you can do specially with directory permissions which you required to save the images in certain directories.

Hello @Satyam Mishra y

Please refer the below image for your issue.

You need to check your directory first whether it exists or not, if not the create directory first then get the path of directory.

Hope this code will help you out. 

Regards

Prince

The FileSystem extension allows you to read and write file systems on the server. This is typically only possible if you have access to the Platform Server, which is usually the case for self-hosted (On-Premise Installation) setups. If you have this access, you can use the FileSystem extension to manage directories and files on the server.

As I understand you want to upload an image for a product and display the picture in the product list. For learning purposes, you can store the image directly in the database table instead of the file system, specifically in the Product Image field.

I noticed that you are saving the file in the 'Upload1OnChange' event. This is incorrect because when creating a new product, you don't have the Product ID yet, and therefore cannot save the image with the Product ID.

If you choose to store the image on the File Server (assuming you have access), you can create a server action (GetProductImage) to retrieve the file's content. This can be done by first looking up the Product Image to get the file path, then reading the content from the file system, and returning it.

Hi @Nawaz Khan

First, as mentioned earlier, images should not be saved on the server’s disk.

Next, you can find an upload system that allows you to verify if the image you opened is the one you want before associating it with the product.

I also show how to navigate through the various images of the product.

Additionally, I demonstrate how to associate information with each product image.

It is very important, for the performance of the database and the application itself, that the binary data of each image is stored in a separate table, dedicated solely to binaries, and separate from the rest of the image information.

However, if the requirement is indeed to save the images in the app’s directory on the server, let me know so I can prepare an example of how to do it.

Also, note the method of saving image information. 
In the example, changes are only saved when you click “Save.” This approach is crucial as it avoids constantly querying the database with every change and only does so when we actually want to save.