Sorry, I can see that this paragraph is ambiguous at best.
Try this:
For large binary columns:
i) raw byte arrays are applied directly to the database using
PreparedStatement.setBinaryStream;
ii) Other java types are first serialised into a byte array using a
java.rmi.MarshalledObject (remember
Thank you for the synthesis Stephen.
> For binary data, JBoss stores byte array data directly to the database.
> All other java types are serialised using a java.rmi.MarshalledObject,
> therefore your object must be serialisable.
Even for CLOB and java.lang.String?!?
Cheers,
This question seems to keep cropping up from time to time. Maybe Dain
can add the following information as an addendum or something to the
CMP doco.
This information applies to JBoss 3.0.4 and newer.
Before attempting to store LOBs in Oracle, I've found it's useful to
know a few things:
1. Ora
