Urgent! Call stored procedure from jdbc vs. call from sqlplus?

Hello I met a strange problem when using JDBC (to Oracle). I have a stored procedure mypack.myproc, which updates a table (only one row and one column in the table). I found that when I called the procedure directly from sql*plus, like:
==========
BEGIN
mypack.myproc;
END;
==========
the value is 2, which is correct.
However, if I call the procedure from with in java via jdbc, the value become 591 (which is ridiculous), the jdbc call looks like:
================
cstmt = con.prepareCall("{call mypack.myproc}");
cstmt.executeUpdate();
con.commit();
================
This is really wield, Any idea?
Thanks

Hey buddy, it's you again. Just let you know that you are right. The problem is caused by mis-match between jdbc date and oracle date (that procedure is used to do some date calculation). My co-worker suggested me to add this statement in the procedure, and it did solved problem:
================
DBMS_SESSION.SET_NLS( 'NLS_DATE_FORMAT', '''DD-MON-RRRR''' );
================

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