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Storing document page by page in DB


hahaha

yes i execute it and as i told u that i m able to store this Blob Object.

now i m still there where i was.......
I want to store the document object in database as i explain prevoisly plz help me out from this


Blob dbObject = rs.getBLOB("OBJECTDATA");


pdfOutputStream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
Document doc = new Document();
PdfWriter writer = writer.getInstance(doc, pdfOutputStream);
doc.open();
doc.add(new Phrase("Thgis ia kdjfalkdjflkajlkdj jadflkjaslkdjfk adlkfjas ldjflkadflkjaslkdfj"));
doc.close();
OutputStream outStream = Object.getBinaryOutputStream();
pdfOutputStream.writeTo(outStream);
outStream.close();


Waq

From: bruno <bruno (at) lowagie.com>
To: Waq lala <waqarqayyum911 (at) hotmail.com>,"'itext-questions (at) lists.sourceforge.net'" <itext-questions (at) lists.sourceforge.net>
Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Storing document page by page in DB
Date: Mon, 15 May 2006 15:23:49 +0200

Please keep replying to the mailing list so that other subscribers can answer too.

Waq lala wrote:

when  I m using these line of code it stores in the database

                  PdfReader readFrom = new PdfReader("text.pdf");
                   merge1 = new PdfStamper(readFrom, pdfOutputStream);
                   merge1.close();


OK, if pdfOutputStream is of type ByteArrayOutputStream,
you have created a new PDF file in memory.

                 OutputStream outStream = Object.getBinaryOutputStream();
                 pdfOutputStream.writeTo(outStream);
                outStream.close();


I don't understand this Object.getBinaryOutputStream method,
This is not java.lang.Object we are talking about!
Please use another name, because java.lang.* is imported by default
and you will get an error if you invoke the non-existent static method
getBinaryOutputStream on java.lang.Object.

but when i use this method to store the document object it stores err in the blob colunm in database. and i want to use the document object.

Blob Object = ((OracleResultSet) rs).getBLOB("OBJECTDATA"); 

Aha, you gave an instance of Blob the name 'Object'.
It's a big surprise to me that you succeeded to compile this code.
br,
Bruno

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