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Oracle9i JPublisher User's Guide
Release 2 (9.2)

Part Number A96658-01
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A

access option, 3-13
adddefaulttypemap option, 3-14
addtypemap option, 3-14
ARRAY class, features supported, 2-33
AS clause, translation statement, 3-36
attribute mapping, sample program, 4-8
attribute types, allowed, 2-6

B

backward compatibility for JPublisher, 2-49
BigDecimal mapping, 1-19
builtintypes option, 3-11

C

case option, 3-15
case-sensitive SQL UDT names, 3-27, 3-36
classes, extending, 2-34
collection types
output, 1-17
representing in Java, 1-23
command-line options--see options
command-line syntax, 1-25
compatibility
backward, for JPublisher, 2-49
between JDK versions, 2-49
Oracle8i compatibility mode, 2-52
compatible option, 3-9
connection contexts and instances, use of, 2-27
context option, 3-16
conventions, notation, 3-6
CREATE PACKAGE BODY statement, 1-19
CREATE PACKAGE statement, 1-19
CREATE TYPE statement, 1-19

D

datatype mappings
allowed object attribute types, 2-6
BigDecimal mapping, 1-19
-builtintypes option, 3-11
-compatible option, 3-9
datatype tables, 2-3
details of use, 2-2
indexed-by table support (general), 2-16
indexed-by table support with JDBC OCI, 2-9
JDBC mapping, 1-18
-lobtypes option, 3-11
-mapping option (deprecated), 3-12
mapping to alternative class (subclass), syntax, 2-35
-numbertypes option, 3-10
Object JDBC mapping, 1-18
OPAQUE type support, 2-8
Oracle mapping, 1-19
overview, 1-18
PL/SQL conversion functions, 2-11
RECORD type support, 2-14
relevant options, 3-7
sample program, 4-2
-usertypes option, 3-8
using types not supported by JDBC, 2-7, 2-19
using types not supported by JDBC, sample program, 4-71
default type map, 2-18
defaulttypemap option, 3-17
dir option, 3-18

E

extending JPublisher-generated classes
changes in Oracle9i JPublisher, 2-36
concepts, 2-34
format of subclass, 2-35
-gensubclass option, 3-20
introduction, 2-34
sample program, 4-36

G

GENERATE clause, translation statement, 3-37
gensubclass option, 3-20
getConnection() method, 2-29
getConnectionContext() method, 2-29
getting started, 1-3

I

i option (-input), 3-20
indexed-by table support, 2-6
general support, 2-16
with JDBC OCI, 2-9
inheritance, support through ORAData, 2-39
INPUT files
package naming rules, 3-38
precautions, 3-41
structure and syntax, 3-35
translation statement, 3-35
input files
overview, 1-17
properties files and INPUT files, 3-33
-props option (properties file), 3-25
input option, 3-20
input, JPublisher (overview), 1-17

J

Java classes, generation and use, 2-31
JDBC mapping
overview, 1-18
sample program, 4-2
JDK versions, JPublisher compatibility, 2-49

L

limitations of JPublisher, 2-55
lobtypes option, 3-11

M

mapping option (deprecated), 3-12
mappings--see datatype mappings
method access option, 3-13
methods option, 3-21
methods, overloaded, translating, 2-23

N

nested table types, creating in the database, 1-19
nested tables, output, 1-17
new features in Oracle9i, 1-9
notational conventions, 3-6
numbertypes option, 3-10

O

Object JDBC mapping, 1-18
object types
classes generated for, 2-26
creating in the database, 1-19
inheritance, 2-39
output, 1-17
publishing (introduction), 1-4
representing in Java, 1-23
translation, 1-21
using generated classes, sample program, 4-54
with JPublisher, overview, 1-11
omit_schema_names option, 3-22
OPAQUE type support, 2-8
option syntax (command line), 1-25
options
-access option, 3-13
-adddefaulttypemap option, 3-14
-addtypemap option, 3-14
-builtintypes option, 3-11
-case option, 3-15
-compatible option, 3-9
-context option, 3-16
-defaulttypemap option, 3-17
-dir option, 3-18
general options, 3-13
general tips, 3-5
-gensubclass option, 3-20
-i option (-input), 3-20
-input option, 3-20
-lobtypes option, 3-11
-mapping option (deprecated), 3-12
-methods option, 3-21
-numbertypes option, 3-10
-omit_schema_names option, 3-22
-p option (-props), 3-25
-package option, 3-23
-plsqlfile option, 3-24
-plsqlmap option, 3-24
-plsqlpackage option, 3-25
-props option (properties file), 3-25
-s option (-sql), 3-26
-serializable option, 3-26
-sql option, 3-26
summary and overview, 3-2
that affect type mappings, 3-7
-tostring option, 3-29
-typemap option, 3-29
-types option (deprecated), 3-30
-u option (-user), 3-32
-user option, 3-32
-usertypes option, 3-8
Oracle mapping
overview, 1-19
sample program, 4-5
Oracle8i compatibility mode, 2-52
Oracle9i, new JPublisher features, 1-9
ORAData interface
object types and inheritance, 2-39
reference types and inheritance, 2-42
use by JPublisher, 1-11
OUT parameters, passing, 2-20
output
-dir option, 3-18
from JPublisher (overview), 1-17
overview, what JPublisher produces, 1-13
overloaded methods, translating, 2-23

P

p option (-props), 3-25
packages
creating in the database, 1-19
naming rules in INPUT file, 3-38
-package option, 3-23
using generated classes, sample program, 4-66
PL/SQL conversion functions, 2-11
PL/SQL packages
generated classes for, 2-25
output, 1-17
publishing (introduction), 1-7
translation, 1-21
with JPublisher, overview, 1-11
PL/SQL subprograms, translating top level, 3-27
PL/SQL wrapper code
controlling generation, 3-24
generation of toString() method, 3-29
serializability of object wrappers, 3-26
specifying file name, 3-24
specifying package name, 3-25
plsqlfile option, 3-24
plsqlmap option, 3-24
plsqlpackage option, 3-25
properties files
overview, 1-17
structure and syntax, 3-33
props option (properties file), 3-25

R

RECORD type support, 2-14
reference types
inheritance, 2-42
representing in Java, 1-23
strongly typed, 1-24
release() method (releasing connection contexts), 2-30, 4-44
requirements for JPublisher, 1-15

S

s option (-sql), 3-26
sample translation, 1-26
schema names, -omit_schema_names option, 3-22
serializable option, 3-26
setConnectionContext() method, 2-28
setContextFrom() method, 2-38
setFrom() method, 2-38
setValueFrom() method, 2-38
SQL name clause, translation statement, 3-35
sql option, 3-26
SQLData interface
object types and inheritance, 2-47
sample, generated SQLData class, 4-28
use by JPublisher, 1-11
SQLJ classes, generation and use, 2-24
strongly typed object references, 1-24
subclassing JPublisher-generated classes--see extending
syntax, command line, 1-25

T

TABLE types--see indexed-by tables
toplevel keyword (-sql option), 3-27
tostring option, 3-29
TRANSLATE...AS clause, translation statement, 3-37
translation
declare objects/packages to translate, 3-26
of types, steps involved, 1-21
translation statement
in INPUT file, 3-35
sample statement, 3-40
type mappings--see datatype mappings
type maps
add to default type map, 3-14
add to user type map, 3-14
default type map, 2-18
option for default type map, 3-17
replace user type map, 3-29
user type map, 2-18
typemap option, 3-29
types option (deprecated), 3-30
types, creating in the database, 1-19

U

u option (-user), 3-32
user option, 3-32
user type map, 2-18
usertypes option, 3-8

V

VARRAY types, creating in the database, 1-19
VARRAY, output, 1-17

W

wrapper methods
for object, sample program, 4-42
-methods option, 3-21

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