How to return custJava Object from Java Stored Function/Procedure to Java Application

I WILL PAY $100 FOR SOLUTION.
Oracle JDBC documentation gives step by step on how to return Oracle Type Object to Java Application. No question here.
But is it possible to create Java Stored Function [getMyClass() ] which returns CUSTOM Java based object [MyClass] to Java application like:
//java stored function
class Foo
public static MyClass getMyClass()
return new MyClass();
//java class I want to return to Java
class MyClass
public String getGreetings(String name)
return "Hello " + name;
I tried to do it using intermittent Oracle
Type Object and OracleConnection map to make binding between Java->Oracle->Java. I could
not get throgh meaningless run time ORA Errors. Any kind of help would be greatly
appreciated. If you know the answer please
post it or e-mail [email protected]
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You don't say which version of the database you are on. There's an interesting looking article on OTN on handling CLOBs in JDBC in 10g. It may well be useful for earlier versions too (but no guarantees).
Cheers, APC

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