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Fisher Daniel
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Joined: Sep 14, 2001
Posts: 582
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Hi all, Could you plese help me to give an url about the API of Oracle JDBC Driver. It is because I want to know whether oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleBlobInputStream is subclass of java.io.ByteArrayInputStream or not.. thanks daniel
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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Joined: May 26, 2003
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Daniel, Are you using an IDE? Most will let you view the inheritance hierarchy for a class. Note that it is best not to use database specific classes if it isn't necessary. What are you trying to do?
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Fisher Daniel
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Hi Jeanne, I am developing an application using Struts, SpringFramework and Hibernate and alse Oracle as database. In my application there is feature to upload document and it is saved into BLOB. I have problem about why there is no error but that document is not saved into database. When I retrieved again that data, The length of content is correct and all byte is 0 (zero). So I think there is problem when saving that BLOB. Then I do a tests to know what the problem is. After I save the document, I use findByPk method to retrieve again that document. And I get java.io.ByteArrayInputStream as implementation object of InputStream interface. But when I use findByPk (not after saving the document), I get oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleBlobInputStream as implementation object of InputSteram interface. So.. that is why I ask about that specific class in Oracle JDBC driver... Correct me if I am wrong.. thanks daniel When I traced my code, there is different implementation object of InputStream interface.
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