JSP and Oracle "LONG" type

I am trying to get the data from a LONG-Type field into the JSP
page.
When I write the rs.getObject(columnName), or
rs.getAsciiStream(columnName), or
rs.getString(columnName)
I would always get the following SQL error message: "Stream has
already been closed".
Do you know how to retrive the LONG data type from the results
Set?
Thank you.

Did you get any reply to this one? I am having the same problem.
Please e-mail me at [email protected]
Thanks
Madhu

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