onse.setDateHeader("Expires",
0);
// out is the outputstream to write your
blob data to.
((OutputStream)out).write('The blob
data');
}} catch (Exception e)
{throw new ProcessingException("Error
in reader: "+e);}}
public String getMimeType() {return
Sascha,
Do you want to submit a patch to DatabaseReader documentation?
Vadim
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From: Sascha Kulawik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, July 28, 2002 6:08 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Return BLOB Value / redesigned DatabaseReader / a NO
thank-you
Title: RE: Return BLOB Value / redesigned DatabaseReader / a NO thank-you to Cocoon-developers
Hello Vadim,
Yes, I could make a diff from my sourcefile and documentate all those things in the JavaDoc manner. Do you can transmit this to the dev-list or would there be an interest
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Subject: RE: Return BLOB Value / redesigned DatabaseReader / a NO
thank-you to Cocoon-developers
Hello Vadim,
Yes, I could make a diff from my sourcefile and documentate all those
things in the JavaDoc manner. Do you can transmit this to the dev-list
or would there be an interest for it ?
Sascha
Title: Return BLOB Value
You can use a Reader to implement this (That's what i
did).
(Stripped) Example:
public class Reader extends AbstractReader implements
Poolable, Composable {
Request request = null;Response response =
null;Context context = null;ComponentManager manager =
null
