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    1. COSize Related? [Make a copy of the image, rename, import it. Does that work? No? Might be size related.] That doesn't seem likely though. 817x2167 isn't too big. How large is the file?
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    2. COIt is unlikely that you will need anything between SAP and WCS. If the SAP system can access the WCS system, then figure out the best option you have at your disposal to communicate. SAP has modules that allow you to shape and send data to almost any source. But you have to decide what you have before making the decision on what to use. Then follow the typical decision tree of data freshness vs performance vs security vs... etc ad nauseaum. Typically, you would use something like SAP BW to push this kind of data out for consumption on a periodic basis.
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    3. COKeep in mind that SAP isn't just a database. Depending on the modules installed, SAP can act as middleware (SAP PI, SAP NetWeaver Gateway, SAP Web Services, etc), a data mart (SAP BW, etc), a front end user tool (SAPGUI, WebDynpro, Duet, etc) and more. Having said that, you need to decide based on your scenario how to properly utilize resources. If you have a big SAP team - it might be better to take advantage of them. If not, it might be best to ask for the data in the way they know how use the WebSphere middleware to do the import conversion.
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