How to upload a file with a HTML form into a BLOB ?

Hi,
I want to upload a file into a BLOB.
I have created a procedure in PL/SQL whitch generates an html form.
You can upload a file with <input type="file" name="my_file">.
How can I insert this file into my database ?
Thank's for your Help
Estelle

Hi Estelle,
Portal Applications forum is a more apporpriate forum for such questions. Please post your question there.
Thanks,
Ravi

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