What is the best way to let users upload pictures to my WPF application

I have a WPF intranet app running in Trusted mode (local only). I would like the users to be able to upload an image and attach it to an article on my newsletters section. I am having trouble deciding where these images will be stored. Please provide me with your opinions. At present I have a few ideas myself; I could have an aspx page that runs parallel to this app, and run this inside a browser(I-frame). This page could then handle the upload and display开发者_JAVA百科 of the image. I could also, have the users copy directly to a network share. It seems that there should be a more elegant sollution that I am not aware of. Any ideas?

Don't force the solution towards ASPX just because you know how to do it there. It's unnatural to build a page, host browser to show that page etc, just so you could upload an image.

It's actually quite simpler to do it in a desktop client than on web page. You have a "Load File Dialog" - use that to get to the filepath the user wants to upload, and when you have that you can either:

• copy it (inside your application) to your share,
• or if you have a service - send it through some method call,
• or you can even store it inside a database (recommended if the files are small)

There's really lots of options here... it depends if your client has connection to db, do you have service in between, etc...