Try using the Hibernate "clob" type.
You can use Hibernate.createClob() to instantiate a new "fake" Clob.
Note that JDBC driver support for Clobs is patchy and inconsistent and I do
not guarantee that the Clob support will work on all platforms.
"Justen Stepka"
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Regard,
I am looking to store a String to the database that would be a legal
contract so the amount of space necessary would be rather large in the
database.
What type of mapping declaration do I want for my <property .. /> tag? I
have tried serializable and object but both are just not enough... I was
hoping there might be some type for 'text' but that turned up dead ends.
Thanks!
Justen Stepka
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