How to insert a java object int derby database

hi,
i have a problem , ie..i want to insert my java object int database derby.and also i need to retrieve that object from database whenever i need. Any body help me to do that in derby...
Thanks

Or you would design a table where the columns of the table correspond to attributes of the object. Then you would make a row by writing out the attributes to the columns they correspond to.

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