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problem in storing an object to the database!

 
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this question may be silly but i have to ask. Can i store a java object into the database?
For example, An object of class 'Object' can be stored?

thanks if you answer me smoothly.
 
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You can store a Serializable object in a BLOB.
 
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in what manner the objects stored and retrieved by java? How can i retrieve an object from the database? with mehtods like getObject and getBlob?


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yuvaraj yuvan wrote:in what manner the objects stored and retrieved by java? How can i retrieve an object from the database? with mehtods like getObject and getBlob?


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See the Serialization tutorial. You get a binary stream and then unserialize it into an Object.
 
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yuvaraj:

You may want to look into Hibernate, or another ORM platform.

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