How to pass a user defined table type to stored procedure?

Hi,
I am trying to call a stored procedure from Java. The store procedure has three IN parameter, 2 IN/OUT params and 3 OUT parameters. The two IN/OUT parameters are user defined objects. Can anyone tell me how to set these IN/OUT parameters in Java.
Thanks

It is database/driver specific so you need to use the specific functionality of the driver (not jdbc) to access it.

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<p>
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<p>
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