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I have phrased this question as simply as possible, any reason that you can see as to why im not getting a response?<br />
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J
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I have phrased this question as simply as possible, any reason that you can see as to why im not getting a response?

Thanks

J

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I am having some difficulty in determining the best way to insert an image onto a basic view that needs to be dynamically loaded from a restful webservice. &nbsp;I have attempted using a UIImageView &amp;&nbsp;UIWebView but, have been unsuccessful. &nbsp;Any advice? 
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I am having some difficulty in determining the best way to insert an image onto a basic view that needs to be dynamically loaded from a restful webservice.  I have attempted using a UIImageView & UIWebView but, have been unsuccessful.  Any advice? 

Displaying a dynamic image from web in iPhone SDK

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