Create Link at binary file

Hi,
I want
- upload a binary file from ADF form
- create in ADF form a link at this binary file.
- when I click on link, open a new windows where I see the content of the file
How can I do?
Can you tell me where I find specific documentation?
Thanks
Elena

Check if the following links helps you.
http://technology.amis.nl/blog/2297/adf-faces-file-uploading-it-is-really-that-simple
or
http://gergerconsulting.blogspot.com/2007/04/adf-faces-progressindicator-example-for.html
or
Re: Java Progress Upload of BLOB
~Abhijit

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