View Java Stored Procedures

Hello,
How can I find the names of Java stored procedures
created in the database and what are the published
stored procedures?
thanks
Ranganath Samudrala

Hi,
There are two meta catalogs "okJavaObj" and "okJavaMember" that can be used to get all sorts of information for Java classes and Java methods. Some SQL commands are as follows:
To see all Java classes stored in the database, type in the following select statement:
select "Schema", "Name" from "okJavaObj" ;
or you may want to create the following view:
drop public synonym all_javaobjects;
create or replace view all_javaobjects( Schema, Name, SuperClass, Type) as
(select "Schema", "Name", "SuperClass", "Type" from "okJavaObj");
grant select on all_javaobjects to public;
create public synonym all_javaobjects for system.all_javaobjects;
commit;
You may want to create the following view to see classnames and methods
drop public synonym all_methods;
create or replace view all_methods
(schema,classname, superclass, declaringclass, method_name, type, argcount, jnisignature) as
select a."Schema", a."Name" as ClassName, a."SuperClass",
b."DeclaringClass" , b."Name" as method_name , b."Type",
b."ArgCount", b."JNISign" as jnisignature
from "okJavaObj" a, "okJavaMember" b
where a.POL_REF = b."DefinedIn";
grant select on all_methods to public;
create public synonym all_methods for system.all_methods;
commit;

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