Gets or sets the source for the image. Assembly: System.Windows
(in System.Windows.dll) Dependency property identifier field:
SourceProperty You can set the by specifying an absolute URL
(e.g. http://contoso.com/myPicture.jpg) or specify a URL
relative to the XAP file of your application. You can set this
property in XAML, but in this case you are setting the property
as a URI. The XAML behavior relies on underlying type conversion
that processes the string as a URI, and calls the
BitmapImage(Uri) constructor. This in turn potentially requests
a stream from that URI and returns the image source object. The
ImageFailed event can occur if the initial attribute value in
XAML does not specify a valid source. The following example
shows how to create an image. Image myImage = new Image();
myImage.Source = new BitmapImage(new Uri("myPicture.jpg",
UriKind.RelativeOrAbsolute)); LayoutRoot.Children.Add(myImage);
In this example, the property is used to specify the location of
the image you want to display. You can set