Why Aviary Maintaining a Cache Image Path? | Android

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I am using Aviary, but when i open any image in Aviary then it creates an cache image path.

I am passing my own image path but still it creates their new path (WITH CACHE IMAGE).

Any suggestions on this. Thanks in Advance.

Are you by chance using an `http` Uri as the location of your original image when you call `.setData()`? — Ash Ryan Arnwine, Apr 22 '16 at 15:38
We would need to see your Activity code to troubleshoot any further. In the meantime, you might find [this GitHub repo helpful](https://github.com/CreativeSDK/android-getting-started-samples/tree/master/image-editor-ui). — Ash Ryan Arnwine, Apr 25 '16 at 21:04

score 0 · Answer 1 · edited Jun 20 '20 at 09:12

The Creative SDK Image Editor (formerly Aviary) will do this if you use an http Uri as the location of your original image when you call .setData().

As noted in the Methods section of the Creative SDK Image Editor guide, for the .setData() method:

.setData()

Sets the input image Uri.

Supported schemes are:

scheme_file (e.g. file://mnt/sdcard/download/image.jpg)

scheme_content (e.g. content://media/external/images/media/112232)

Note: http will work for low-resolution editing only, but it is not a feature that we currently support.

Part of http Uri's not being a supported is that the saved image is lower quality and the output Uri is set by the Image Editor.

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