Save a java class instance in Oracle

Hi,
I would like to save a java object into an oracle table in order to use it later.
Can you tell me if it is possible?
thanks in advance.
Michael.

you have to place the java class in BLOB, and read it in and out as a pure binary file....... buth otherwise it should be possible

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