APIDOC for oracle.sql...

Where can I find/download the ZIP/JAR files containing the soruce and/or the apidoc for the oracle.sql. classes/Oracle's JDBC driver? I am using 11gR2.
Thank you.

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Eg. currently I am struggling in "copying" a Blob object:
I want to read the Blob object with help of XMLStreamReader and write it with XMLStreamWriter to finally create another Blob object. It works but when I try to access this copy I get an ORA-22275 (Invalid LOB locator).
Any idea?
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Unless you post the code you are using there is no way to provide specific suggestions.
When you work with BLOBs and CLOBS you have to use a locator. The most common mistake I see is a developer trying to write a new BLOB/CLOB to a table column without creating the locator first. Since you haven't posted any code I have no way of knowing what you are actually doing or what steps you are taking to try to do it.
The typical way to write a new BLOB/CLOB to a new row is to first create (INSERT) the row and use EMPTY_CLOB() to create the LOB locator.
Then you retrieve the locator from the table and use the locator to populate the LOB.
See Creating and Populating a BLOB or CLOB Column in the JDBC Developer's Guide
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/java.102/b14355/oralob.htm#i1058044
Then just below that section is an example Populating a BLOB or CLOB Column in a New Table

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