Output parameters for sqlj stored procs ?

is it possible to store a sqlj proc in DB which can be translated to a pl/sql procs with OUTPUT parameters ?
how is it possible ?
if not, how can i bypass this problem ?
thanks for answers..
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When you write a Java stored procedure that is called with OUT or IN OUT parameteres from the PL/SQL signature, then the OUT or IN OUT arguments must have an array signature in Java.
For example, if you want to pass a Java int IN OUT from a Java method, then the method accepts an int[]. The first element (at index 0) holds the input value, and the same element must be set for the returned output value.
Is this what you were wondering about?

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