Roman, it was a merely display problem.

c:out looks for a string to print, so it was doing a toString() in my byte.
What I had to do was just create a function that converts from byte to
String, moving through the array. It was my problem, not jaybird's.

That means the problem was already solved with the snapshot. It's working
perfectly now, all kinds of Blob manipulation.

Thanks very much and sorry for all the bothering

On 9/9/05, Roman Rokytskyy <rrokytskyy@...> wrote:
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> > Well..... it's being printed with c:out... is this the problem? :S
> > If not, I'll send you the test case
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> I suspect that test case is necessary, unless some simple but invisible
> mistake has crippled your code. Please note, that BLOB is mapped into a
> Types.BINARY type, which, according to the specification, has mapping to
> byte[] data type. That means that ResultSet.getObject() for a BLOB column
> will return you byte[], not Blob and not String. The BLOB SUB_TYPE 1 is
> mapped into Types.LONGVARCHAR, which is mapped to String by default. And
> BLOB SUB_TYPE < 0 (i.e. custom BLOB subtype) is mapped to Types.BLOB,
> which
> is mapped in turn to java.sql.Blob.
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> If, however, you get that value from Hibernate directly, then I need a
> test
> case to find the problem.
>
> Roman
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