Did you close the statement and the printwriter ?
like statement.close and out.close ? and check for the
getmethod whether you are getting the right TYPE from the database.
String for String and float for Float.
Also the better method would be to have a String Buf = new StringBuffer.
and use it like
while(rset.next()
{
buf.append(rset.getString(1); +
etc..
}
statement.close();
out.println(buf.toString());
out.close();
Bye
Krishnan
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