Parameters passing from java to oracle forms

How can i pass parameters out of a java environment, and into an
oracle forms(6i) environment?
we run on db 9i
on windows xp.
thanks
yair

Dipankar,
There's a separate example of how to map Oracle OBJECTs to JDBC STRUCTs.
Study that one and combine the two. Not difficult (in my opinion :-)
Or search the JDBC forum for the words "STRUCT" and "ARRAY".
(What, you want me to do your coding for you?)
Good Luck,
Avi.

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