Calling server side procedures from forms

Hi
I am trying to add a server side procedure to a form. The procedure is held in a package which resides on a remote database and I have set-up database links to this database.
When I run the form, calling the procedure, the oracle forms runtime session closes without displaying any error messages.
I have successfully called the procedure from database triggers in different databases.
Does anyone know whats going on?
I am using forms 5.0 with a oracle 7.3 database
Thanks!!
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Check out the method:
LibraryObject.invokeServerMethod(String, Serializable)
I think this may be exactly what you're looking for.

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Calling a stored procedure from within a ViewObject

Is it possible to make stored procedure call from within a BC4J ViewObject? Basically something like this:
select * from table(f1(3)); where f1 is a table function. Using Oracle's pipelined table functions?
If not, is it possible to call a stored procedure from Java and have the returned results be put back into a BC4J RowSet.
In addition, is there a way to create a JDBC Resultset from a BC4J RowSet?
We need to be able to dynamically create our SQL statements (the entire SQL, not just the where clause) but are required to have these sql statements generated/executed from within a pl/sql stored procedure in the database.

Is it possible to make stored procedure call from within a BC4J ViewObject? Basically something like this:
select * from table(f1(3)); where f1 is a table function. Using Oracle's pipelined table functions?
Yes. Using our expert-mode query feature this is possible.
is it possible to call a stored procedure from Java and have the returned results be put back into a BC4J RowSet.
Yes. See this article about basing a view object on a REF CURSOR:
http://radio.weblogs.com/0118231/2003/03/03.html
In addition, is there a way to create a JDBC Resultset from a BC4J RowSet?
No. Not directly. What's the business requirement here so I can understand better?
We need to be able to dynamically create our SQL statements (the entire SQL, not just the where clause) but are required to have these sql statements generated/executed from within a pl/sql stored procedure in the database.
REF CURSOR would work fine, or if it's just the statement that needs to be generated dynamically, you could fetch the text of the SQL statement from the stored procedure, then use createViewObjectFromQueryStmt(). Although this has runtime overhead involved with describing the query.
The REF CURSOR based approach is probably best for this.

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