As far as I Know a Java stored procedure is a stored procedure written in Java, which can be called from an external java client using jdbc callable statement, exactly as any other pl/sql stored procedure. So does Websphere JDBC Adapter on ESB or WPS support invoking java stored procedure as any other stored procedure? RDBMS is oracle 11g, WPS/WAS/JBC Adapter version is 7.0.x . (I haven't found a clear infocenter reference on this, and I don't have customer's reference to its java stored procedures and database yet to test directly).
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MM
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Re: JDBC Adapter and Java Stored Procedure
2013-02-28T17:16:53Z
This is the accepted answer.
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I found on infocenter http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/dmndhelp/v7r0mx/topic/com.ibm.wsadapters.jca.jdbc.doc/doc/cjdb_storedfunctionsov.html the following statement:
For Oracle databases, the adapter supports stored functions that a user creates with the CREATE FUNCTION statement. Although this type of function is sometimes called a user-defined function (UDF), that term more refers to a Java™ stored function or procedure, which the adapter does not support.
I am not really sure to understand: does it mean there is no support to java stored procedure at all?
MM
