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How to send Blob object from EJB Layer to the client Layer

 
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Hi all,
I got a Blob object from Stored Procedure and is processed(streamed) at Session Bean and that stream object to be sent to client end layer to capture the stream. How exactly I can achieve this functionality?
Advices are appreciated.
Thanks all,
Nagesh
 
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What was in the Blob? What do you really want to do with this thing?
Kyle
 
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Can anybody reply to this question?
Thanks

Thanks Kyle!
Actually a file will be uploaded from the client end as a File object(till the session bean) and then converted to a Stream and put as Blob object in Database. Till here no problem.
I got a problem while retrieval.
From DB, on Blob I am not able to get an object which is serialized one so that I can put Jade's Parameter Object.
I need a clue to find the solution for this.
Thanks.
With regards,
Nagesh
[ September 16, 2002: Message edited by: RNAGESHK ]
 
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