Java.sql.SQLException:Exhausted Resultset

Hi,
I am Getting java.sql.SQLException:Exhausted Resultset after filling up the form and clicking submit button so that values inserted in to Database but instead of insertion iam getting this error.
ThankQ
Regards
Saikishore

You are trying to call a closed resultset.
check your code. if u don't find then post your relavant code
(Dhananjay Singh)

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