Java external procedure .....
Hi, i am calling my java function from oracle but i am getting this error :
'ora-29541 : class Eadmin.com/XX/MyClass could not be resolver'
where com.XX is package name for MyClass.
My java class code:
package com.XX;
public class MyClass {
public MyClass(){}
public static String EString(String strText, String strKey) {
/**CODE**/
return **SOME STRING**;
I did following steps to load JAVA function:
1) create or replace directory bfile_dir as 'e:\oracle9i\bin\com\XX'; /*my class files are in folder 'com\XX' */
2)create or replace function plsEString(varchar2,varchar2)
return varchar2 as language JAVA NAME 'com.XX.MyClass.EString(java.lang.String,java.lang.String) return java.lang.String';
3) declare
str varchar2(200);
begin
str:=plsEString('maviner','hi');
dbms_output.put_line('str: ' || str);
end;
ERRORS
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-29541: class EADMIN.com/XX/MyClass could not be resolved
ORA-06512: at "EADMIN.PLSESTRING", line 0
ORA-06512: at line 4
Where i am doing wrong?
thanx
I am using CREATE OR REPLACE JAVA CLASS,i missed that step in my first mail.
Is it possible that jdk version in oracle 9i is giving me poblem . Becoz for my java class i am using j2sdk1.4.2
I tried to deploy my class using Jdeveloper and i get this following error :
"ORA-29521: referenced name javax/crypto/NoSuchPaddingException could not be found"
I am importing javax.crypto in my class.
How i can update oracle java file to latest version?
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* Description :-This function checks the name provided by the user is a file or not
FUNCTION isFile (FILE IN VARCHAR2)
RETURN NUMBER AS LANGUAGE JAVA NAME 'com.myCompany.myApp.bulk.FileUtil.isFile (java.lang.String) return int';
* Function Name:- isExist
* Description :-This function checks the existance of file,correctness of the directory provided by the user.
* @Param file_name :- File Name in directory
* @return retcode :- Error checking while uploading the feed.
FUNCTION isExist(file_name IN VARCHAR2,
is_dir BOOLEAN)
RETURN PLS_INTEGER
IS
retcode PLS_INTEGER := -1;
v_errcode PLS_INTEGER;
v_errtext VARCHAR2(1000);
l_section_name VARCHAR2(32) := 'isExist ' ;
BEGIN
IF VTMLOG.isDebugEnabled THEN
VTMLOG.debug(l_section_name,$$PLSQL_LINE, 'Checking existense of '||file_name);
END IF;
retcode := is_exist(file_name);
IF retcode = 1 THEN
IF is_dir THEN
retcode := isDirectory(file_name);
ELSE
retcode := isFile(file_name);
END IF;
IF retcode = 1 THEN
retcode := canread(file_name);
IF retcode != 1 THEN
VTMLOG.error(l_section_name,$$PLSQL_LINE, ' Can not read ' || file_name);
END IF;
ELSE
VTMLOG.error(l_section_name,$$PLSQL_LINE, ' Unable to check if ' || file_name || ' is directory or file ');
END IF;
ELSE
VTMLOG.error(l_section_name,$$PLSQL_LINE, file_name || ' does not exist ');
END IF;
VTMLOG.debug(l_section_name,$$PLSQL_LINE, 'Leaving ' );
RETURN retcode;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
VTMLOG.SHOW_ERROR_MESSAGE(l_section_name,$$PLSQL_LINE);
RAISE;
END isExist;
PROCEDURE foobar(feedname VARCHAR2)
IS
retval PLS_INTEGER;
BEGIN
/* implementation omitted */
retval := isExist('feed.txt',false);
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
RAISE;
END foobar;
END VSAMPLE_1;
/* This version at least shows the tree. But I can't reach the external by clicking in the navigation tree just the placeholders */
PROCEDURE foobar(feedname IN VARCHAR2);
END VSAMPLE_2;
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY VSAMPLE_2
IS
FUNCTION canread (FILE IN VARCHAR2) RETURN NUMBER;
FUNCTION is_exist (FILE IN VARCHAR2) RETURN NUMBER;
FUNCTION isDirectory (FILE IN VARCHAR2) RETURN NUMBER;
FUNCTION isFile (FILE IN VARCHAR2) RETURN NUMBER;
* Function Name:- isExist
* Description :-This function checks the existance of file,correctness of the directory provided by the user.
* @Param file_name :- File Name in directory
* @return retcode :- Error checking while uploading the feed.
FUNCTION isExist(file_name IN VARCHAR2,
is_dir BOOLEAN)
RETURN PLS_INTEGER
IS
retcode PLS_INTEGER := -1;
v_errcode PLS_INTEGER;
v_errtext VARCHAR2(1000);
l_section_name VARCHAR2(32) := 'isExist ' ;
BEGIN
IF VTMLOG.isDebugEnabled THEN
VTMLOG.debug(l_section_name,$$PLSQL_LINE, 'Checking existense of '||file_name);
END IF;
retcode := is_exist(file_name);
IF retcode = 1 THEN
IF is_dir THEN
retcode := isDirectory(file_name);
ELSE
retcode := isFile(file_name);
END IF;
IF retcode = 1 THEN
retcode := canread(file_name);
IF retcode != 1 THEN
VTMLOG.error(l_section_name,$$PLSQL_LINE, ' Can not read ' || file_name);
END IF;
ELSE
VTMLOG.error(l_section_name,$$PLSQL_LINE, ' Unable to check if ' || file_name || ' is directory or file ');
END IF;
ELSE
VTMLOG.error(l_section_name,$$PLSQL_LINE, file_name || ' does not exist ');
END IF;
VTMLOG.debug(l_section_name,$$PLSQL_LINE, 'Leaving ' );
RETURN retcode;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
VTMLOG.SHOW_ERROR_MESSAGE(l_section_name,$$PLSQL_LINE);
RAISE;
END isExist;
PROCEDURE foobar(feedname VARCHAR2)
IS
retval PLS_INTEGER;
BEGIN
/* implementation omitted */
retval := isExist('feed.txt',false);
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
RAISE;
END foobar;
* Function Name:- canread
* Description :-This function checks the file will give any error or not while reading
FUNCTION canread (FILE IN VARCHAR2)
RETURN NUMBER AS LANGUAGE JAVA NAME 'com.myCompany.myApp.bulk.FileUtil.canRead (java.lang.String) return int';
* Function Name:- is_exist
* Description :-This function checks the existance of the filein the required folder
FUNCTION is_exist (FILE IN VARCHAR2)
RETURN NUMBER AS LANGUAGE JAVA NAME 'com.myCompany.myApp.bulk.FileUtil.exists (java.lang.String) return int';
* Function Name:- isDirectory
* Description :-This function checks the name provided by the user is a directory or not
FUNCTION isDirectory (FILE IN VARCHAR2)
RETURN NUMBER AS LANGUAGE JAVA NAME 'com.myCompany.myApp.bulk.FileUtil.isDirectory (java.lang.String) return int';
* Function Name:- isFile
* Description :-This function checks the name provided by the user is a file or not
FUNCTION isFile (FILE IN VARCHAR2)
RETURN NUMBER AS LANGUAGE JAVA NAME 'com.myCompany.myApp.bulk.FileUtil.isFile (java.lang.String) return int';
END VSAMPLE_2;
/Hi,
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SQL Server connection in Java Stored Procedures
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at com.microsoft.jdbc.base.BaseExceptions.createException(Unknown Source)
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Please,
i'm doing some experiments in Microsoft Win2003 environment calling a c function as external procedures.
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I need only to execute some OS command from PL/SQL (rdbms 10.2).
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The following code sample illustrates (can be run as is via SQL*Plus):<font color="blue">
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/</font>
<p>
Of course, the DLL name for Window is different than the Shared Library ('libc.sl') used in the above snippet. Do not have a Win32 Oracle platform to test on, but you should find this API call in the winsock.dll library.
<p>
As for writing your custom extproc in C. Plain vanilla C is something as follows:
int dosomestuff()
return( 123456 );
<p>
Remember that this function has to be exported in the DLL interface.
<p>
Also keep in mind that using extproc is usually the last option to pursue when dealing with Oracle development. The basic rules are as follows:
1. Do it in SQL.
2. If it cannot be done in SQL, do it as a PL/SQL proc
3. If if cannot be done in PL/SQL. do it as a Java stored proc
4. If if cannot be done in Java, do is as an external proc<p>
The times that I need to resort to using Java is less than a handful (most obvious one is using Java to gain o/s command line access). I have never put external proc code into production as we have yet to have a need for something so exceptional, that it cannot be done using SQL, PL/SQL or Java as the last resort.
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