Of course you can also do this in reverse for putting bytes into the field.
Good day!
Russ
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> In CMP, the output streams should be created for you.
> The database config xml file should provide a mapping
30. November 2000 07:10
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>Gernalizing this one step further. We have a situation where
>we want to place large ( larger than 10MB ) into the DB. Thus,
>when I get or store I would really like to have an InputStream
>or OutputStream to read o
Gernalizing this one step further. We have a situation where
we want to place large ( larger than 10MB ) into the DB. Thus,
when I get or store I would really like to have an InputStream
or OutputStream to read or write the "object". However, it does
not appear that EJB really supports this. Has a
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> I'm investigating that myself. I want to get it to work for
> serializing
> an entity object's dependent object
I'm investigating that myself. I want to get it to work for serializing
an entity object's dependent objects to a database. From what I can tell,
you need to implement interface Serializable on the object(s) you want to
persist. In java.sql api docs, you'll see classes named
ObjectOutputStream, Pr
Hello,
I have a cmp entitybean. How can I implements an BLOB in sourcecode??
Thanks
Tobi