Which means your data is being returned as a byte[] and you'll need to do some
post-processing to turn that into a string. Which version of JSTL are you
using? Lots of ways you could do that, of course. One would be to create a
simple helper bean (untested):
package com.dotech;
import java.io.Serializable;
public class BytesAsStringBean implements Serializable {
private String charsetName;
private String s;
// set this before using setBytes if you want a non-default charset
private String setCharsetName(String charsetName) {
this.charsetName = charsetName;
}
pulic void setBytes(byte[] bytes) {
this.s = ((this.charsetName == null) ? new String(bytes) : new
String(bytes, this.charsetName);
}
// could also override hashCode and equals
public void toString() {
return this.s;
}
}
Then use it in a JSP (untested):
jsp:useBean id=bytesAsString class=com.dotech.BytesAsStringBean/
c:set target=${bytesAsString} property=bytes value=${row.commentBody}/
c:out value=${bytesAsString}/
Quoting helmutburri [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi I have a mysql database that I is storing the data correctly however
if that data is of type blob or text or mediumblob or any other large
string object and I try to display that long string I get something
like this: [EMAIL PROTECTED] or this [EMAIL PROTECTED] back on the c:out
this is the code I am using?
sql:query var=commentQuery
SELECT * FROM soapBoxComments WHERE weblogID = 'c:out
value=${param.id}/'
/sql:query
c:forEach items=${commentQuery.rows} var=row
br /c:out value=${row.commentUserName} /
br /c:out value=${row.commentUserEmail} /
br /c:out value=${row.commentBody} /
div class=boxFooter bgLimeGreen uppercase white
alignRightnbsp;/div
/c:forEach
Now the c:out value=${row.commentBody} / is the data type blob.
Any suggestions. All other data-types are fine.
Kurt
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