Dear Zope friends, I can't manage my Zope to correctly serve an image retrieved from a MySql table. If the thing has been discussed already, I'm sorry, but I couldn't find so much help, on line. I followed indications at http://www.zope.org/Members/murphy/MySQL-BLOBs I have the following ZSQLMethod, named "trovaImmagine" (in Italian that means findImage) select iconmimetype, iconblob from webs where <dtml-sqltest id op="eq" type="int"> Then, I have a Python script (displayImage2) # Return a string identifying this script. record = context.trovaImmagine(id = 1) data = record[0].iconblob contentType = record[0].iconmimetype RESPONSE.setHeader('content-type', contentType) return data #return len(data) #return contentType The commented returns are some tests I made. When I comment the "return data" part and uncomment the "return contentType" OR "return len(data)", it seems to work correctly BUT when I try to return "data" I obtain a message error from FireFox, saying: "The image "http://localhost:8080/sql/displayImage2" cannot be displayed, because it contains errors." I tyied with Safari and it downloads a "displayImage2" file , I rename it to displayImage2.jpg, I try to open it with the Apple viewer (Anteprima in Italian, I don't remember in English) AND it says me that the file is not a jpeg file as it seems. Internet Explorer shows a broken QuickTime icon. What's going on ? I'm trying to convince a company to port their little app made of JSPs to Zope and I am doing some tests. They have the pictures in some blob fields so this is unavoidable, I think Thanks so much Catonano -- " One of the tricks here is to get away from thinking that programs have to be composed with only a simple text editor " - Alan Kay - "Java and C++ make you think that the new ideas are like the old ones. Java is the most distressing thing to hit computing since MS-DOS". - Alan Kay - "The computer revolution hasn't started yet. Don't be misled by the enormous flow of money into bad defacto standards for unsophisticated buyers using poor adaptations of incomplete ideas". -Alan Kay -