URL object calling stored procedure

I want to call a dynamic web page (stored procedure) as a portlet. Is the best way to do this to create a URL object (in Applications) that points to the stored procedure? I have been trying this, but Portal can't find the page. The URL is valid (probably has to do with PL/SQL Gateway). What is the process for calling a stored procedure as a portlet? I don't want a Portal form created for this. I don't want any user interface template or other overhead in this portlet. The stored procedure needs full control of the content.
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Hi James,
You can try creating a dynamic page (in Applications). In your dynamic page, you can take out all the HTML codes and simply put the package/prodecure name in there. Then you can publish that Dynamic Page as a portlet and include that in your Portal page.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Jatinder

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>
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