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List of Figures

• 1-1 Classes and Instances
• 1-2 Java Component Structure
• 1-3 Oracle Database Java Component Structure
• 1-4 Class Hierarchy
• 1-5 Two-Tier Client/Server Configuration
• 1-6 Garbage Collection
• 1-7 Interpreter versus Accelerator
• 1-8 Main Components of an Oracle JVM
• 2-1 Java Environment Within Each Database Session
• 2-2 Loading Java into Oracle Database
• 2-3 Rights to Run Classes
• 2-4 Invoker's rights Solution
• 2-5 Indirect Access
• 2-6 The Summary Tab of the JConsole Interface
• 2-7 The Memory Tab of the JConsole Interface
• 2-8 The Threads Tab of the JConsole Interface
• 2-9 The Classes tab of the JConsole interface
• 2-10 Displaying the Attributes of an MBean
• 2-11 Displaying a Chart of the Values of an Attribute
• 2-12 Displaying Details of a Complex Attribute in the MBeans Tab
• 2-13 Operations Tab of the MBeans Tab of the JConsole Interface
• 2-14 The VM Tab of the JConsole Interface
• 2-15 Attributes Tab of the OracleRuntime MBean
• 2-16 OracleRuntime MBean
• 2-17 Operation sessionsRunningJava
• 2-18 Operation sessionDetailsBySID
• 2-19 Setting the Usage Threshold and Collection Usage Threshold in the MBeans Tab
• 2-20 Memory Tab of the JConsole Interface When Used Memory Exceeds the Usage Threshold
• 3-1 Client-Side Stub Interface
• 5-1 Calling a Stored Procedure
• 6-1 Calling a Java Method
• 8-1 Rule for Drawing an E-R Diagram
• 8-2 E-R Diagram for Purchase Order Application
• 8-3 Schema Plan for Purchase Order Application
• 9-1 Configuring Oracle JVM Memory Parameters
• 12-1 Web Services Call-In to the Database
• 12-2 Calling Web Services From Within the Database
• 12-3 Storing Results from Request in a Virtual Table
• 12-4 Creating Web Services Call-Out Stubs