How to call nested table type from Java

I needed a 2 dimensional array and asked the questuion here.
[Original thread| http://forums.oracle.com/forums/message.jspa?messageID=3419944#3419944]
I have my program working correctly in pl/sql.
The java guys are building this array and passing it in to me, but they don't know how.
A small example of this would be appreciated.
Heres an example of the procedure prototype and the type definitions in use
create or replace
type csn_array_obj
as object
(csn varchar2(20 char),
box_id varchar2(10)
create or replace
type csn_array_type is table of csn_array_obj;
procedure populate_stock(
p_csn_array in csn_array_type
added in example of object and type definition.

There's an orl Oramag article by Tom Kyte rounding up [some Java tips|http://asktom.oracle.com/tkyte/omag/00-nov/o60tom.html] which includes an example of how to do this. You'll need to replace Tom's SIMPLARRAY with your own type.
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