Compile a procedure /SQL file using JDBC?

Is there a way we can compile a procedure or even a smiple SQL file using JDBC?
Or in other words can "@ <file name with path>" be done using JDBC? Has anyone tried this before?
I have five different databases, and i want to be able to compile my stored procedures at once on all my 5 databases. So, if we know if this is possible in JDBC?
THanks

right, as a matter of fact i wanted some pointers on how to run these SQL commands using JDBC.
Like, set serveroutput on
set feedback on
@ filename or start filename
show error
etc.

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vignesh_shrinivasan wrote:
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