Index
A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P R S T U V W X
A
- access option, 6.1.8.1
- adddefaulttypemap option, 6.1.7.1
- addtypemap option, 6.1.7.2
- Advanced Queue see AQ
- AQ (Advanced Queue)
-
- Java output, 1.5.2.7
- publishing, 2.3
- ARRAY class, features supported, 4.4
- AS clause, translation statement, 6.2.2.1
- attribute types, allowed, 3.1.5
B
- backward compatibility
-
- compatibility modes, 5.3.1
- related option, 6.1.13
- BigDecimal mapping
-
- corresponding Java types, 6.1.6.3
- overview, 1.4.2.3
- builtintypes option, 6.1.6.1
C
- call-ins, Web services, 1.2.1.2
- call-outs, Web services, 1.2.1.2
- case option, 6.1.8.2
- case-sensitive SQL UDT names, 6.1.4.7, 6.2.2.1
- classes, extending, 4.6.1
- classpath option, 6.1.14.1
- classpath, awareness of environment classpath, 1.2.1.2
- code generation, Java
-
- generation of Java interfaces, 4.5
- generation of non-SQLJ classes, 4.4
- generation of SQLJ classes, 4.3
- generation of toString() method, 6.1.8.13
- related options, 6.1.8
- serializability of object wrappers, 6.1.8.12
- subclasses for Java-to-Java transformations, 4.6.2
- support for inheritance, 4.7
- treatment of output parameters, 4.1
- treatment of overloaded methods, 4.2
- code generation, PL/SQL
-
- names of wrapper and dropper scripts, 6.1.9.2
- related options, 6.1.9
- specifying generation of wrapper functions, 6.1.9.3
- collection types
-
- output, 1.5.2.2
- representing in Java, 1.4.1.1
- command-line options see options
- command-line syntax, 1.6.2
- compatibility
-
- backward, for JPublisher, 5.3.1
- Oracle8i compatibility mode, 5.3.5.3
- Oracle9i compatibility mode, 5.3.5.2
- compatible option, 6.1.13.1
- compile option, 6.1.10.1
- compiler, specifying version, 6.1.14.2
- compiler-executable option, 6.1.14.2
- connection contexts (SQLJ)
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- definition, 1.2.2.2
- release() method, 4.3.1
- use of connection contexts and instances, 4.3.4
- context option, 6.1.5.1
- conventions, notation, 6.1.3
- conversion functions, PL/SQL
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- introduction, predefined conversion functions, 1.4.1.3
- use for PL/SQL types, 3.2.3
- use with wrapper functions, 3.2.5
D
- d option, 6.1.10.2
- data link (URI type) mapping, 5.3.2
- data type mappings
-
- allowed object attribute types, 3.1.5
- BigDecimal mapping, 1.4.2.3
- -builtintypes option, 6.1.6.1
- -compatible option, 6.1.13.1
- data links, URI types, 5.3.2
- indexed-by table support (general), 3.2.4
- JDBC mapping, 1.4.2.1
- JPublisher logical progression for mappings, 3.1.4
- -lobtypes option, 6.1.6.2
- mapping categories, 1.4.2
- -mapping option (deprecated), 6.1.6.5
- mapping to alternative class (subclass), syntax, 4.6.1.1
- -numbertypes option, 6.1.6.3
- Object JDBC mapping, 1.4.2.2
- OPAQUE type support, 3.2.1.1
- Oracle mapping, 1.4.2.4
- overview, 3.1.1
- PL/SQL conversion functions, 3.2.3
- RECORD type support, 3.2.4
- REF CURSORs and result sets, 3.1.6
- relevant options, 6.1.6
- scalar indexed-by table support with JDBC OCI, 3.2.2
- special support for PL/SQL types, 3.2
- table of mappings, 3.1.2
- -usertypes option, 6.1.6.4
- XMLTYPE support, 3.2.1.2
- default (connection) context (SQLJ), 1.2.2.2
- default type map, 3.1.3
- defaulttypemap option, 6.1.7.3
- dir option, 6.1.10.2
E
- endpoint option, 6.1.11.2
- environment, options for Java classpath, compiler, JVM, 6.1.14
- execution contexts (SQLJ), 1.2.2.2
- extending JPublisher-generated classes
-
- changes after Oracle8i JPublisher, 5.3.4
- concepts, 4.6.1
- format of subclass, 4.6.1.2
- -gensubclass option, 6.1.8.7
- introduction, 4.6
F
- filtering output
-
- according to parameter modes, 5.2.2, 6.1.8.3
- according to parameter types, 5.2.2, 6.1.8.4
- publishing a subset of stored procedures or functions, 5.2.1, 6.1.4.7
- to adhere to JavaBeans specification, 5.2.3, 6.1.8.5
- filtermodes option, 6.1.8.3
- filtertypes option, 6.1.8.4
G
- GENERATE clause, translation statement, 6.2.2.1
- generatebean option, 6.1.8.5
- generation see code generation
- genpattern option, 6.1.8.6
- gensubclass option, 6.1.8.7
- getConnection() method, 4.3.4
- getConnectionContext() method, 4.3.4
H
- handles, handle mechanism for wrapping instance methods, 2.6
- holders
-
- for passing output parameters, 4.1
- -outarguments option for holder types, 6.1.8.10
- using JAX-RPC holders, 4.1.2
- httpproxy option, 6.1.11.3
I
- i option (-input), 6.1.4.1
- indexed-by table support
-
- details, general indexed-by tables, 3.2.4
- details, scalar indexed-by tables (JDBC OCI), 3.2.2
- summary, general indexed-by tables, 3.1.2
- summary, scalar indexed-by tables (JDBC OCI), 3.1.2
- inheritance, support through ORAData, 4.7
- INPUT files
-
- -input option, 6.1.4.1
- package naming rules, 6.2.2.1
- precautions, 6.2.3
- structure and syntax, 6.2.2
- syntax, 6.1.4.7
- translation statement, 6.2.2.1
- input files (general)
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- -input option (INPUT file), 6.1.4.1
- overview, 1.5.1
- properties files and INPUT files, 6.2
- -props option (properties file), 6.1.4.6
- input, JPublisher (overview), 1.5.1
- input/output options, 6.1.10
- interfaces, generation and use, 4.5
- iterators (SQLJ), 1.2.2.2
J
- Java environment, options for classpath, compiler, JVM, 6.1.14
- java option, 6.1.4.2
- JavaBeans spec, option for adherence, 5.2.3, 6.1.8.5, 6.1.8.5
- Java-to-Java type mappings
-
- code examples, A.1
- -style option for style files, 6.1.6.6
- styles and style files, 3.3
- summary of mappings in Oracle style files, 3.3.3
- use of JPublisher-generated subclass, 4.6.2
- JAX-RPC holders, 4.1.2
- JDBC mapping
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- corresponding Java types, 3.1.2, 6.1.6.3
- overview, 1.4.2.1
- JVM, specifying version, 6.1.14.3
L
- limitations of JPublisher, 1.2.6
- lobtypes option, 6.1.6.2
M
- mapping option (deprecated), 6.1.6.5
- mappings see data type mappings
- method access option, 6.1.8.1
- methods option, 6.1.8.8
- methods, overloaded, translating, 4.2
N
- native Java interface, 2.4
- nested tables, output, 1.5.2.2
- new features, 1.2.1
- non-SQLJ classes, 1.2.2.1, 4.4
- notational conventions, 6.1.3
- numbertypes option, 6.1.6.3
O
- Object JDBC mapping
-
- corresponding Java types, 6.1.6.3
- overview, 1.4.2.2
- object types
-
- classes generated for, 4.3.3
- inheritance, 4.7.1
- output, 1.5.2
- publishing (introduction), 2.1
- representing in Java, 1.4.1.1
- omit_schema_names option, 6.1.8.9
- OPAQUE type support
-
- general support, 3.2.1.1
- XMLTYPE support, 3.2.1.2
- option syntax (command line), 1.6.2
- options
-
- -access option, 6.1.8.1
- -adddefaulttypemap option, 6.1.7.1
- -addtypemap option, 6.1.7.2
- -builtintypes option, 6.1.6.1
- -case option, 6.1.8.2
- -classpath option, 6.1.14.1
- code generation, 6.1.8
- -compatible option, 6.1.13.1
- -compile option, 6.1.10.1
- -compiler-executable, 6.1.14.2
- -context option, 6.1.5.1
- -d option, 6.1.10.2
- -defaulttypemap option, 6.1.7.3
- -dir option, 6.1.10.2
- -endpoint option, 6.1.11.2
- -filtermodes option, 6.1.8.3
- -filtertypes option, 6.1.8.4
- for backward compatibility, 6.1.13
- for SQLJ functionality, 6.1.12
- for type mappings, 6.1.6
- for type maps, 6.1.7
- general tips, 6.1.2
- -generatebean option, 6.1.8.5
- -genpattern option, 6.1.8.6
- -gensubclass option, 6.1.8.7
- -httpproxy option, 6.1.11.3
- -i option (-input), 6.1.4.1
- -input option, 6.1.4.1
- input/output, 6.1.10
- -java option, 6.1.4.2
- -lobtypes option, 6.1.6.2
- -mapping option (deprecated), 6.1.6.5
- -methods option, 6.1.8.8
- -numbertypes option, 6.1.6.3
- -omit_schema_names option, 6.1.8.9
- -outarguments option, 6.1.8.10
- -p option (-props), 6.1.4.6
- -package option, 6.1.8.11
- -plsqlfile option, 6.1.9.2
- -plsqlmap option, 6.1.9.3
- -plsqlpackage option, 6.1.9.4
- -props option (properties file), 6.1.4.6
- -proxywsdl option, 6.1.11.1
- -s option (-sql), 6.1.4.7
- -serializable option, 6.1.8.12
- -sql option, 6.1.4.7
- -sqlj option, 6.1.12.1
- -sqlstatement option, 6.1.4.8
- -style option, 6.1.6.6
- summary and overview, 6.1
- -sysuser option, 6.1.11.4
- to facilitate Web services call-outs, 6.1.11
- -tostring option, 6.1.8.13
- -typemap option, 6.1.7.4
- -types option (deprecated), 6.1.4.9
- -u option (-user), 6.1.5.5
- -user option, 6.1.5.5
- -usertypes option, 6.1.6.4
- -vm option, 6.1.14.3
- Oracle mapping
-
- corresponding Java types, 3.1.2
- overview, 1.4.2.4
- Oracle8i compatibility mode, 5.3.5.3
- Oracle9i compatibility mode, 5.3.5.2
- ORAData interface
-
- object types and inheritance, 4.7.1
- reference types and inheritance, 4.7.2
- use of, 1.4.1.1
- outarguments option, 6.1.8.10
- output
-
- -compile option, 6.1.10.1
- -d option, 6.1.10.2
- -dir option, 6.1.10.2
- filtering JPublisher output, 5.2
- overview, what JPublisher produces, 1.5.2
- output options, 6.1.10
- output parameters, passing
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- holders, 4.1
- overview, 4.1
- using arrays, 4.1.1
- using function returns, 4.1.3
- using JAX-RPC holders, 4.1.2
- overloaded methods, translating, 4.2
P
- p option (-props), 6.1.4.6
- packages, Java
-
- naming rules in INPUT file, 6.2.2.1
- -package option, 6.1.8.11
- packages, PL/SQL
-
- generated classes for, 4.3.2
- option for package name, 6.1.9.4
- publishing (introduction), 2.2
- permissions to execute PL/SQL packages, 6.1.11.4
- PL/SQL conversion functions see conversion functions, PL/SQL
- PL/SQL data types, special support, 3.2
- PL/SQL packages see packages, PL/SQL
- PL/SQL subprograms, translating top level, 6.1.4.7
- PL/SQL wrapper, 2.6
- PL/SQL wrapper functions see wrapper functions, PL/SQL
- plsqlfile option, 6.1.9.2
- plsqlmap option, 6.1.9.3
- plsqlpackage option, 6.1.9.4
- properties files
-
- overview, 1.5.1
- structure and syntax, 6.2.1
- props option (properties file), 6.1.4.6
- proxies, for Web services call-outs from database, 5.1.2, 6.1.11
- proxywsdl option, 6.1.11.1
- publishing
-
- AQ, 2.3
- PL/SQL packages, 2.2
- queue, 2.3.1
- server-side Java classes, 2.4
- SQL object types, 2.1
- stream, 2.3.3
- topic, 2.3.2
R
- RECORD type support
-
- details, 3.2.4
- summary, 3.1.2
- REF CURSOR mapping, 3.1.6
- reference types
-
- inheritance, 4.7.2
- representing in Java, 1.4.1.1
- strongly-typed, 1.4.1.2
- release() method (connection contexts), 4.3.1
- requirements for JPublisher
-
- general requirements, 1.2.3
- packages and JARs in database, 1.2.4
- result set mapping, 3.1.6
S
- s option (-sql), 6.1.4.7
- sample code
-
- generated code for SQL statement, A.2
- Java-to-Java transformations, A.1
- sample translation, 1.6.3
- scalar PL/SQL indexed-by table, 3.2.2
- schema names, -omit_schema_names option, 6.1.8.9
- serializable option, 6.1.8.12
- server-side Java classes, publishing, 2.4
- setConnectionContext() method, 4.3.4
- setContextFrom() method, 4.3.5
- setFrom() method, 4.3.5
- setValueFrom() method, 4.3.5
- singletons, singleton mechanism for wrapping instance methods, 2.6
- SQL name clause, translation statement, 6.2.2.1
- sql option, 6.1.4.7
- SQL queries or DML statements
-
- generated code example, A.2
- SQLData interface
-
- object types and inheritance, 4.7.3
- use of, 1.4.1.1
- SQLJ
-
- connection contexts, 1.2.2.2
- connection contexts and instances, use of, 4.3.4
- default (connection) context, 1.2.2.2
- execution contexts, 1.2.2.2
- generation of SQLJ classes, 4.3
- iterators, 1.2.2.2
- JPublisher backward-compatibility modes and .sqlj files, 1.2.2.3
- JPublisher -sqlj option to access SQLJ functionality, 6.1.12
- migration options, 6.1.15
- overview of SQLJ usage by JPublisher, 1.2.2.1
- SQLJ classes, non-SQLJ classes, 1.2.2.1
- sqlj option, 6.1.12.1
- sqlstatement option, 6.1.4.8
- strongly typed paradigm, 1.1
- strongly-typed object references, 1.4.1.2
- style option, 6.1.6.6
- styles and style files
-
- file formats, 3.3.2
- overview, 3.3
- specification and locations, 3.3.1
- -style option, 6.1.6.6
- subclasses, JPublisher-generated for Java-to-Java, 4.6.2
- subclassing JPublisher-generated classes see extending
- syntax, command line, 1.6.2
- sysuser option, 6.1.11.4
T
- table functions (for Web services)
-
- setting to return Web service data in table, 6.1.4.5
- TABLE types see indexed-by tables
- toplevel keyword (-sql option), 6.1.4.7
- tostring option, 6.1.8.13
- transformations, Java-to-Java see Java-to-Java type mappings
- TRANSLATE...AS clause, translation statement, 6.2.2.1
- translation
-
- declare objects/packages to translate, 6.1.4.7
- declare server-side classes to translate, 6.1.4.2
- declare SQL statements to translate, 6.1.4.8
- translation statement
-
- in INPUT file, 6.2.2.1
- sample statement, 6.2.2.2
- type mappings see data type mappings
- type maps
-
- add to default type map, 6.1.7.1
- add to user type map, 6.1.7.2
- default type map, 3.1.3
- option for default type map, 6.1.7.3
- relevant options, 6.1.7
- replace user type map, 6.1.7.4
- user type map, 3.1.3
- typemap option, 6.1.7.4
- types option (deprecated), 6.1.4.9
U
- u option (-user), 6.1.5.5
- URI type mapping, 5.3.2
- user option, 6.1.5.5
- user type map, 3.1.3
- usertypes option, 6.1.6.4
V
- vm option, 6.1.14.3
W
- Web services
-
- call-ins, 1.2.1.2
- call-outs, 1.2.1.2
- options for call-outs from database, 6.1.11
- overview of JPublisher support, 5.1
- support for call-ins to database, 5.1.1
- support for call-outs from database, 5.1.2
- Web services call-ins, 1.2.1.2
- Web services call-out, 2.8
- Web services call-outs, 1.2.1.2
- wrapper functions, PL/SQL
-
- introduction, 3.2.3
- option to specify generation, 6.1.9.3
- use for PL/SQL types, 3.2.5
- wrapper methods
-
- -methods option, 6.1.8.8
- to invoke stored procedures, 1.1
- wrapper packages, PL/SQL see packages, PL/SQL
- wrapper procedures, to invoke Java from PL/SQL, 6.1.4.5
X
- XMLTYPE support, 3.2.1.2