ALL_ARGUMENTS information via JDBC Metadata

Hi,
I require METADATA information via JDBC:
* Packages
* Procedure and Functions inside the package
* Arguments with name, datatype,precision,.....
for each package function/procedure
I only found the:
- getProcedures
- getProcedureColumns
but this look like only supporting stored procedure and function
but not package procedures and functions.
Any idea how to get this information ?
In the worst case I have to retrieve the information via all_arguments
dictionary table.
Thanks for your help!
brg robert

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