PL/SQL WEB for Oracle9i

Viewed some documentations and samples on PL/SQL WEB for Oracle9i Application Server but not for Oracle9i. Can any one tell me where I can find the sample of PL/SQL WEB especially for Oracle9i ? Thanks!

Chapter 18 of the Oracle9i Application Developer's Guide - Fundamentals is about PL/SQL and Web-Applications. Have a look at http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/appdev.920/a96590/adgweb.htm
regards
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Yes, we tried with databse adapter with out any problem. we want specifically with the PL/SQL Web service using the web service wizard.
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hello,
I'm currently learning how to work with PL/SQL Web Services.
I have a question about stubs. The point is, I can deploy a web service to the OC4J server and it works. It also works when I create a stub following the WSDL I made with creating the PL/SQL web service. If I go to the endpoint in my webbrowser, the functionality is the same, with or without using a stub.
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I have configured LDAP for deployed webservice in oracle IAS 10.1.3 Service.
Problem Description: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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I have created a PL/SQL web service and deployed successfully using Jdeveloper 10.1.3.5. The database is 9.2.0.8.
When the web service request is made, all is well if all parameters are passed.
I have been told that the request might come with some but not necessarily all of the parameters expected by the PL/SQL procedure.
Is it possible when deploying through JDeveloper to indicate that all parameters might not be present?
This is my first web service. Thanks in advance for your assistance.

Parameters relate to procedures. Web Services require XML messages.
Where are the parameters coming from? You cannot pass a dynamic number of parameters into a procedure, but you can pass a structured type as a parameter which can contain multiple values, whether that is an array/collection type or an XML document itself.
Just package up the values into the XML and pass it to the web service.
If this doesn't answer your question, please post more information, with some example data and code. Read the FAQ: {message:id=9360002}

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When I generate a Web Service from a pl/sql package in 1013 (ea3), the code will only run against the schema that owns any user-defined SQL types that the package references. These types have synonyms on the database, but to get the code to execute against another schema I have to modify the generated type classes and add the owning schema name into the literals in several different places.
Is there a way I can get the wizards to do this for me?

Yes, we tried with databse adapter with out any problem. we want specifically with the PL/SQL Web service using the web service wizard.
Thanks in advance.

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