Can It Be Done? - Using Java Class Files from a DB

Hello,
I am interested in storing a binary java class file in my oracle DB. Then I want to get it out at runtime and execute methods on it. I am planning on casting the object to an interface and executing the methods within. Please let me know if this is possible and where to look for more info, and a code example would be awesome.
Joe
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I think you are going to need to serialize the objects and the classes. (Don't get stuck on semantics here, I don't mean use Java Serialization to write the Class instance, I am referring to writing the .class file to a field in the database.) Obviously the instances are what you are interested in (since you mentioned casting them to interfaces and invoking methods on them), but the class definitions will need to either be available already, or stored elsewhere in the database.

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