| What is the way to use the Loadjava command? [message #366591] |
Wed, 15 September 1999 11:11  |
Marian
Messages: 3
Registered: September 1999
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I must load some .jar and I want to know how to use the loadjava command application, 'cause I hava to call some java classes from Developer Forms 6.0.x If anyone can answer me, please make it as soon al possible because ain't no time to spend in this trouble.
Thanks.
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| Re: What is the way to use the Loadjava command? [message #366603 is a reply to message #366591] |
Thu, 18 November 1999 21:34  |
cheong wai kit
Messages: 1
Registered: November 1999
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according to the book, the command is :-
loadjava -user scott/tiger@myserver:5521:orcl -t -f -v Test.class
and to drop is :-
dropjava -user scott/tiger@myserver:5521:orcl -t -f -v Test.class
-o use the jdbc/oci driver.
-t use the thin jdbc driver.
-v use verbose mode to indicate the status of the load as it occurs.
-f force loading of classes by replacing existing classes. The default is to load only those that don't exist and those that have been modified.
-r the resolver spec to use during the load.
-s create public synonyms for the loaded classes.
-g grant permission on loaded classes.
-h obtain help on the syntax.
It creates a system-generated table call create$java$lob$table.
that's all I know, hope that answer part of your question. And I also hope someone can help to solve my problem "how to use the classes using java". :)
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