I've done that, this is my code:
| @Lob
| protected byte[] content;
|
However, for that field Toplink assumes that the underlying type is bytea, while Hibernate
assumes that it is oid. So basically, every one of them is defaulting to a different way
to store a Blob of the two allowed by PostgreSQL.
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