Bug in Oracle 9.2 JVM for stored procedures?

Hello,
     This may just be a change; we have some stored procedure code which uses reflection, which has worked fine under both Oracle 8 and Oracle 9. However, we're trying to get it working under 9.2, and we're running into the following problem.
     The code uses reflection to do database-column to object-field mapping. We have a private object constructor we'd like to call, and so we do a setAccessible() call on it, and this fails. We've done the suppressAccessChecks permission setup.
     This works fine under 8 and 9, but fails under 9.2.
     Clues?
     Thanks,
     --chris sterritt

We have a small source code example which shows this.
Also worth noting is that it works fine under Oracle 8.1.7.0.0, and fails under 9.2.0.1.0 (both running on Windows 2000) in case there are patches you recommend I get.
Thanks!
--chris sterritt

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