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What's new in Koru 1.4.1 ?
1.Fixed a bug about parsing the SQL clause with the negative value.
2.Supports java.sql.Blob type now.
3.Added a new class 'org.koru.core.BlobTool' which helps to create blob object including two static methods:
	1)public static Blob createBlob(java.io.InputStream inputStream)
	2)public static Blob createBlob(byte[] bytes)
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How to insert the blob data into database? 

If the database is MYSQL,MS SqlServer and so on:

Assumes the object 'p'(the instance of persistent class Post) has a property named 'picBlobData' of java.sql.Blob type, so:
Blob blob=BlobTool.createBlob(inputStream);
//or Blob blob=BlobTool.createBlob(bytes);
p.setPicBlobData(blob);

m.add(p);//'m' is a Model instance

But if the database is ORACLE, it's a little special because the jdbc driver of ORALCE:
Firstly,the type of the Blob property should be oracle.sql.BLOB.
Secondly,Assumes the persistent object 'p' has a property named 'picBlobData' of oracle.sql.BLOB type, then:

Post insertedPost=(Post)m.add(p);

Blob blob=BlobTool.createBlob(inputStream);
//or Blob blob=BlobTool.createBlob(bytes);

m.where("postId="+insertedPost.getPostId().intValue());//locate the inserted row in database
m.updateFieldValue("picBlobData",blob.getBinaryStream());//insert blob data to database

by rockydan
4/2/2015
Source: readme.txt, updated 2015-02-11