How to save a picture file into Microsoft Access Database?

I want to save a picture file,such example.jpg file into a Microsoft Access Database in JSP,anybody know how to save picture file into Microsoft Access Database and read this picture file from Microsoft Access Database and then show this picture in a JSP page?
Thanks in advance.

Not posible in case of Microsoft Access ..
You will hv to use oracle for that ....
search for Blob / Clob

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import java.awt.*;
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 AudioFileFormat.Type targetType,
 File file)
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 (i) The line is started,
 (ii) The thread is started,
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 /* Starting the TargetDataLine. It tells the line that
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 called then it won't be able to read data from the line.
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 Note that stopping the thread is not necessary. Once
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 (called in 'run()' returns. Returning from 'AudioSystem.write()'
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 details below:
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