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Can you (or anyone else) post some books/articles/websites where I can learn more about Java stored procedures? Can an Oracle database have Java stored procedures?
My problem is that I want to call a RMI method whenever the database is updated, and until now didnt know that stored procedures could be written in Java (unless I misunderstood the post).
Thanks in advance!
joe varghese
In article <m13dx6xqlx.fsf_at_kheldar.evhr.net>, doeni_at_kheldar.evhr.net says...
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>"Alex Murkes" <murkes_at_my-Deja.com> writes:
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>An RMI call from a Java Stored Procedure should be OK, however the user
>calling the procedure should have the JAVASYSPRIV or JAVAUSERPRIV role
>granted.
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>> I tried to make an RMI call from a Java stored procedure, but got a
>> SecurityException. I searched JDK 1.1 docs (Oracle's JVM is 1.1.6), but
>> couldn't figure out how to change security permissions in a running JVM.
>>
>> Has anyone been successful in doing RMI from a Java stored procedure?
>>
>> Thanks!
>> -Alex
Received on Wed Sep 01 1999 - 12:57:43 CDT
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