How-To install SOAP Client Stack in Oracle Database

Hi,
1. i wrote a java clientstub that accesses a webservice.
2. all works fine if i run it from within java.
3. i then tried to port it to oracle database.
4. loading the java classes defined in the sample code works fine too.
5. i then loaded my client (wrapper and client-stub) classes and made pl/sql procedure from the wrapper.
6. i try to access the webservice
the problem:
1. if i made step 5 in SYS-SCHEMA all is ok
2. if i made step 5 in an other SCHEMA i got an exception in step 6:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
the code line is pointing to: m_httpConnection = new OracleSOAPHTTPConnection();
this is located in the client-stub class constructor
there exist synonyms of all classes in the public schema.
is it a problem with priviledges, and if what priviledges are required?
if this isn't the best way to access webservices from within oracle database, what other solutions are possible?
if more information are required, please let me know
thanks
ralf

Hi,
Refer to this document for information on loading SOAP jar files to the database.
The database schema you are using needs to be granted the following permission to access the external web service
execute dbms_java.grant_permission('<dbuser>','SYS:java.net.SocketPermission','<host-name>:<port>','connect,resolve');
where, <host-name> and <port> point to the location where the webservice is running. If you are behind a firewall, use the proxy host and port here.
For more information on accessing external web service from the database refer to the samples on the Database Web Services Page
HTH,
Sujatha
OTN Group.

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