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How to access an java API from oracle database
Venkatesh Goriparthy
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Hi All,
I need to access an API from a procedure, i.e. need to use a method present in it. Is there any way I can access the method.
Thanks!!!
[ May 06, 2008: Message edited by: Venkatesh Goriparthy ]
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I seem to remember that Oracle can run stored procs written in
Java
. That should enable you to use whichever Java API you need.
Romano Londt
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Venkatesh,
You can wrap java classes in a java stored procedures.
When you google
you should
find some information. At otn.oracle.com you can find some examples also.
Regards,
Romano
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