Jsp tag for blog attribute in a flex asset

hi Experts,
I am using FW7.6.1, I have a flex asset with a blob attribute, when I create that flex asset, I can upload an image in that attribute, but I did not find a jsp tag for rendering that attribute which has a image saved, another question is what jsp tag should be used in case of a word file is uploaded in that attribute, that's to say:
1. for a image, I want to display it in browser.
2. for a word file, I want to show popup window to ask user if he wants to download or open.
By using assetset:getattributevalues and render:stream, it's just for string type of attribute, not for blog.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards

hi all,
I got the answer from dev guide, seems should use:
<blobservice:gettablename varname="uTabname"/>
<blobservice:getidcolumn varname="idColumn"/>
<blobservice:geturlcolumn varname="uColumn"/>
and render:satelliteblob
some complicated then I expected.
Best regards

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