Java Objects for Oracle datatypeJava Objects for Oracle user-defined datatype

I'm trying to create a Java object that maps to VARRAY of numbers.
I created a type "NUMARRAY" which is a varray of numbers.
I also created a type "NUMCOLLECTION" which is an object and contains "NUMARRAY"
The plan was to create the java object to map to numcollection. My question is can I map a java type directly to the NUMARRAY type, or must it map to an object? (here I'm referring to 'CREATE TYPE NUMARRAY AS VARRAY" or "CREATE TYPE NUMCOLLECTION AS OBJECT" in sql.
Also, if I do need to write java objects for both types? And if I do, do both need to implement SQLData?
I'm trying to create a Java object that maps to VARRAY of numbers.
I created a type "NUMARRAY" which is a varray of numbers.
I also created a type "NUMCOLLECTION" which is an object and contains "NUMARRAY"
The plan was to create the java object to map to numcollection. My question is can I map a java type directly to the NUMARRAY type, or must it map to an object? (here I'm referring to 'CREATE TYPE NUMARRAY AS VARRAY" or "CREATE TYPE NUMCOLLECTION AS OBJECT" in sql.
Also, if I do need to write java objects for both types? And if I do, do both need to implement SQLData?
Does anyone have an example? Your expertise would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Roxanne
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I created a type "NUMARRAY" which is a varray of numbers.
I also created a type "NUMCOLLECTION" which is an object and contains "NUMARRAY"
The plan was to create the java object to map to numcollection. My question is can I map a java type directly to the NUMARRAY type, or must it map to an object? (here I'm referring to 'CREATE TYPE NUMARRAY AS VARRAY" or "CREATE TYPE NUMCOLLECTION AS OBJECT" in sql.
Also, if I do need to write java objects for both types? And if I do, do both need to implement SQLData?
I'm trying to create a Java object that maps to VARRAY of numbers.
I created a type "NUMARRAY" which is a varray of numbers.
I also created a type "NUMCOLLECTION" which is an object and contains "NUMARRAY"
The plan was to create the java object to map to numcollection. My question is can I map a java type directly to the NUMARRAY type, or must it map to an object? (here I'm referring to 'CREATE TYPE NUMARRAY AS VARRAY" or "CREATE TYPE NUMCOLLECTION AS OBJECT" in sql.
Also, if I do need to write java objects for both types? And if I do, do both need to implement SQLData?
Does anyone have an example? Your expertise would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Roxanne
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