How to create a stored procedure that accepts an array of args from Java?

I am to be creating a stored procedure that accepts an array of arguments from Java. How to create this? thanks
Sam

Not a PL/SQL question really, but a Java one. The client call is done via ThinJDBC/OCI to PL/SQL, This call must be valid and match the parameters and data types of the PL/SQL procedure.
E.g. Let's say I define the following array (collection) structure in Oracle:
SQL> create or replace type TStrings as table of varchar2(4000);
Then I use this as dynamic array input for a PL/SQL proc:
create or replace procedure foo( string_array IN TStrings )...
The client making the call to PL/SQL needs to ensure that it passes a proper TStrings array structure.. The Oracle Call Interface (OCI) supports this on the client side - allowing the client to construct an OCI variable that can be passed as a TStrings data type to SQL. Unsure just what JDBC supports in this regard.
An alternative method, and a bit of a dirty hack, is to construct the array dynamically - but as this does not use bind variables, it is not a great idea.
E.g. the client does the call as follows: begin
foo( TStrings( 'Tom', 'Dick', 'Harry' ) );
end;Where the TStrings constructor is created by the client by stringing together variables to create a dynamic SQL statement. A bind var call would look like this instead (and scale much better on the Oracle server side):begin
foo( :MYSTRINGS );
end;I'm pretty sure these concepts are covered in the Oracle Java Developer manuals...

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