Error in catxdbj.sql execution

I get the following error executing catxdbj when initially installing hava and xml:
Warning: Java altered with compilation errors.
Is this expected? I see 55 invalid java classes in the db. I'm running 9.2.0.4 64-bit. Thanks.

That is the only error or warning I recieve. I've executed it twice. The invalid classes are as follows:
/109a284b_OracleXMLStaticQuery
/12249373_OracleXMLStaticQuery
/1f249eae_OracleADTName
/20f12cf_OracleXMLSQLException
/233ebe61_OracleXMLDocGenStrin
/23714d96_OracleXMLDataSetGenJ
/2d1ca5dd_OracleXMLDataSetExtJ
/3ad949fd_OracleXMLUtil
/3ce8c9fc_OracleXMLSave
/3f8bf704_OracleCollectionName
/41ef4922_OracleCursorName
/482ed896_OracleXMLSQLNoRowsEx
/4e2d263c_OracleXMLDocGenDOM
/52bed193_OracleXMLQuery
/5c4b55ba_OracleXMLStaticSave
/61dfe75e_OracleXMLConvert
/6337ae3d_XDBEntityReference
/6caec517_OracleScalarName
/72f0508e_OracleXMLDocGenLob
/734d62fb_XDBContextFactory
/7e1f2f8f_OracleXMLStaticSaveS
/8d00b602_XDBNamingEnumeration
/9001dfa7_OracleColumnName
/964b85ec_XSUXSchemaHandler
/a152eb84_OracleXMLDataSet
/b293975_OracleXMLDocGenDOMFra
/b5bf304e_OracleXMLDocGen
/c33162ba_OracleXMLStaticQuery
/c499402b_OracleXMLDocGenSAX
/ed58df4e_OracleXMLDataSetJdbc
/f57715f1_OracleXMLStaticSaveM
/fa47e42a_XDBDomImplementation
OracleXML
OracleXMLStore
oracle/xdb/XMLType
oracle/xdb/XMLTypeFactory
oracle/xdb/bean/XMLTypeBean
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBAttribute
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBCData
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBCharData
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBComment
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBDOMException
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBDocFragment
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBDocument
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBDocumentType
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBElement
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBEntity
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBNamedNodeMap
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBNode
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBNodeList
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBNotation
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBProcInst
oracle/xdb/dom/XDBText
oracle/xdb/spi/XDBContext
oracle/xdb/spi/XDBResource
Thanks for the quick response.

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=Error when running from SQL =====================================
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     END IF;
END LOOP;
DBMS_SQL.CLOSE_CURSOR(lookup_cursor);
end TEST_PROC;
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE TEST_FUNCTION
lookup_cursor      integer;
ignore          integer;
VARvalue          number;
VARsql_string     VARCHAR2(200);
begin
lookup_cursor := DBMS_SQL.open_cursor;
VARsql_string := SOME GENERATED SQL STATEMENT;
DBMS_SQL.PARSE( lookup_cursor,
          VARsql_string,
          DBMS_SQL.NATIVE);
DBMS_SQL.DEFINE_COLUMN( lookup_cursor, 1, VARvalue);
ignore := DBMS_SQL.EXECUTE(lookup_cursor);
loop
     IF DBMS_SQL.FETCH_ROWS(lookup_cursor) > 0 THEN
     DBMS_SQL.COLUMN_VALUE(lookup_cursor, 1, VARvalue);
     ELSE
     EXIT;
     END IF;
END LOOP;
RETURN VARvalue;
end TEST_FUNCTION;
The error I received during execution of TEST_PROC is:
ORA-06571: Function TEST_FUNCTION does not guarantee not to update database
ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_SYS_SQL", line 239
ORA-06512: at "SYS.DBMS_SQL", line 32
It may seem like the example procedure doesnt need to use a dynamic SQL execution to call TEST_FUNCTION but the actual code that I extracted from does.
Does Oracle 7 always treat the dynamic SQL command set as some kind of update statement? Is that a bug? I understand that the EXECUTE IMMEDIATE command in Oracle 8i will replace the old command set found in the above examples. Will using the new EXECUTE IMMEDIATE command in Oracle 8i solve this problem?
Thank you for any help,
Tony

In Oracle 7, for a function to be called from a select statement it has to follow the 'purity rule' that it does not modify any database table or package variable.
Probably you will have to use the compiler directive PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES (WNDS,WNPS) on your TEST_FUNCTION so that it can be called within a SQL statement.
This restriction is removed in Oracle 8i onwards.
Hope this solves your problem.
Regards

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What does the exception refer to:Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: The catalog manager [bpmXtest/2009-09-25 11:06:11-05:00.1327] is not registered.

Just guessing here, but I'd suspect that you have a BPM Object that you are using in your screenflow. Inside your BPM Object you probably have a method that makes the database call. I'm assuming that you might be using Dynamic SQL in your method.
If this is the case then make sure that this method has the property set to "Server Side".
Dan

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