Pass array of value to Oracle Java Beans (for forms)

Hi,
How I can pass a array value from oracle Form to Java bean.
With regards
Satheesh Kumar

Hi,
Thanks for your immediate response.
I have one more doubt. I am trying to create a Hirachical tree for form using Jtree. For dynmically populating tree data I want to pass array records from oracle forms.
In my understanding, Java importer array will work if we do importing the java beans component to oracle forms, otherwise no.
Is it possible I can pass array variable with out importing my javacomponent.
With regards

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