Calling Corba Java from PLSQL

Hi,
My question is about calling java functions from PLSQL. What we have is in-house developed java classes registered at the TAO CORBA service on Unix platform. We developed a PLSQL package that calls other PLSQL functions and procedures without problem. We also need to call Java functions registered at the CORBA service. I know that calling standard Java functions is not problem via loading with loadjava and publishing as PLSQL procedure and functions. However, I found that CORBA is no longer supported starting from Oracle 9g r2. Still, I wonder wether there is a way to call these java functions registered at CORBA without loading and publishing? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanx in advance,
Sincerely,
Asaf
Software Architect

Hi,
I would just like to mention that we decided to utilize TCP sockets in PLSQL utilizing the UTL_TCP package. Socket interface is also implemented at the Java module and hence we can call the related the interface functions via UTL_TCP socket interface. I hope this might help those who face a similar problem.
Sincerely
Asaf

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The number of this row is : 0000005
The number of this row is : 0000006
The number of this row is : 0000007
The number of this row is : 0000008
The number of this row is : 0000009
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