Re: java class, java resource

Actually what I was looking for was a way to come up with a SQL statement to re-create my java classes and resources using only the data dictionary (I agree, the actual directory does not matter).

I ran exp and traced it and found out how to do it using DBMS_JAVA.START_EXPORT and a few other functions in DBMS_JAVA. then with the data I get I can use DBMS_JAVA.START_IMPORT and a few other functions, so I am good now.

Thanks for the reply.

-John

"Doeni" <doeni_at_evhr.net> wrote in message news:87bse1lc0g.fsf_at_evhr.net...
> "John Dorlon" <john_at_ezsql.net> writes:
>
> > Hi Everyone,
> >
> > If I do something like this :
> >
> > create or replace java class using bfile (test_directory,
> > 'SomeClass.class');
> >
> > Is there a data dictionary view that I can use to look up the directory
that
> > was used to create the java class? I can't find one!
> >
>
> Why would you want to know the directory that was used ?
> The directory (test_directory in your example) is just a way to access
> SomeClass.class which is stored outside of the database. Once the
> class is loaded, this information is not needed anymore.
>
> If what you want to know is the physical path that test_directory
> references, you can query all_directories.
>
> --
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Received on Wed Mar 06 2002 - 16:40:30 CST