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From: NOSPAM@NOSPAM.com (Joe Varghese)
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Subject: Re: RMI from Java stored procedures
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In article <m13dwxvw8e.fsf@kheldar.evhr.net>, doeni@evhr.net says...
>
>
>This way is a bit trick.
>Don't forget that RMI is 100% pure java. Unless your C program calls another
>Java program that in turn makes the RMI call.
>
>The simplest solution would probably be to use JDBC with the DBMS_PIPE
>package. The JDBC application receives the message through the pipe, and
> makes the RMI call.
>

Mayeb I was looking in the wrong place, but I cant seem to find any 
documentation on the DBMS_PIPE package. Could you send me some pointers (URLs 
or names of books) where I could read more about it?

Thanks!