How to fetch %ROWTYPE OUT param of  a stored procedure from Java program?

I have a stored procedure that has IN / OUT parameter as table_name%ROWTYPE.
From a java program how can I access this ROWTYPE variable?
I tried all possible documentation and none of the explains whether or not this is supported.
My use case expect exactly 1 record from the procedure and we would prefer not to use REF CURSOR.
Is there a way to achieve this? If so, can someone help me with it by posting the sample code to achieve this?
I tried all the possible OracleTypes to register the OutParameter and they all fail.
Looks like there isn't any equivalent of %ROWTYPE in OracleTypes either.
If you need, I can post my sample procedure that uses %ROWTYPE as OUT parameter.
I really appreciate your help in this regard.
- Karthik

Hi,
If "returning only 1 record" the showstopper for not using Ref Cursor, you might want to reconsider because as you probably know, the ref cursor is only a pointer and requires additional step to retrieve the data.
Kuassi

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