Spatail Query in Java

Hi,
I am having this wired problem of running spatial functions through Java like
i=1;
#sql ch={select SDO_GEOM.SDO_BUFFER(geom,100,0.05) as ob from graph where fid=:i};
the Jdevelopers just hangs at this point and doesnt go beyond it.But if I run the same query in Oracle directly it runs perfectly.
Please can anyone let me know wat I am missing here.
Cheers,
Omair

hi, have you tried using JGeometry in the new sdoapi? it's a java mapping of the sdo_geometry database type.
i doubt sqlj supports sdo_geometry natively.

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