I've googled arround to get a BLOB specified with LONGTEXT though for some reason
I always get an error message during JBOSS upload (just verifying the DB:)
wrong column type note expected : LONGTEXT

what i'm I specifying :



Mysql:(5.1)
`note` LONGTEXT default NULL COMMENT 'no default site ',


hibernate -entity (annotation )

@Column(name="note", columnDefinition="LONGTEXT")
private String note;//blog


@Column(name="note", columnDefinition="LONGTEXT")
public String getNote() {return this.note;}





I tried alternatively adding @Lob and placed the @Column individualy and both on the definition as well as the getNote


I suspect someone who has done it can explain me immediatly

I seam to miss something and always get org.hibernate.HibernateException: Wrong column type: note, expected: LONGTEXT



as I change to MEDIUMTEXT or simply TEXT the error comment changed to expected: MEDIUMTEXT .....

in my googling arround I find that the problem is alreay very old (2005-2008) And was sopposed to be solved in older versions
of hibernate. Or better said the Hibernate-jboss-mysql combination. Can can anyone give me a bypass to store long.... very long text elements
in an hibernate data base. Text is the most simple item of a database (A for long term stable sollution is the essence of a database)



Is this problem solved in newer versions ? mySQL clearly is continuing the support for LONGTEXT 5.5 .....6
Hibernate ; Multiple newer versions of jboss and hibernate are produced and released There must be a solution or a bypass!!!!!