Best place in VOimpl java code to call a stored proc to populate results

Hello all,
Using JDev 11g, ADF BC and Trinidad.
I am building an application that is primarily used for searching large amounts of data. We already have stored procedures on the database that perform the searches and dump the results into a holding table (together with a "search id"). I have easilly built a prototype of this application: my view object is simply "select a, b, c from results where search_id = :bv" - I have a service method in the AM that runs the stored procedure, obtains the search ID, binds it to the :bv in the VO and executes the VO's query - it's all working really nicely. Range paging is effective, the VO itself performs well, and I am able to control how long the stored proc runs via setting a timeout value.
Now, I'd like to generalize this. My thinking is this:
1). I'll add a custom property to my VO that is the SQL statement needed to call the stored procedure.
2). I'll add some bind variables to the VO to represent all the query parameters that can be passed to the stored proc. I'll also use custom properties to indicate these are "fake" bvs, and not in the SQL query itself.
3). The VO's SQL will remain simply "select a, b, c from results where search_id = :bv"
4). I will (have already tested) override bindParametersForCollection so that the "fake" bind variables aren't bound into the SQL.
Now, the question: I want to override some method in the VO's java code to call the stored procedure. The stored proc needs to be called before the actual query for the VO is run, and also before the method getQueryHitCount is called (so that the count is correct). What is the method that would be the "best" place to do this? My current thinking is that I would put the call in an over-ridden executeQueryForCollection call. As far as my analysis has gone, it seems to be always called before getQueryHitCount, but I have no way of knowing if this is completely safe.
Any thoughts from the BC experts out there?
Best regards,
John

John,
from your description I understand that you essentially program the VO yourself. So I suggest that you read chapter 35.9 of the 'Fusion Developer’s Guide for Oracle Application Development Framework' (I guess you know where to find it). Since you still call the actual SQL not all of the chapter apply, but you get the idea how it works.
And yes you analyzed the behavior correct. executeQueryForCollection() is allways called bevore getQueryHitCount().
Timo

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