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    EddieB
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    can My Eclipse Scaffold an Oracle Package stored proceedure?

    I am looking to recreate applications with Flex and Java. i have all the back end work carrying over from an old web app built in .NET. i dont see a way to scaffold the oracle packages?

    is there a link, thread, tutorial that says how to build or scaffold packages using myEclipes and the Flash Nuilder 4 plugin?

    TIA

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    neyde
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    @EddieB wrote:

    can My Eclipse Scaffold an Oracle Package stored proceedure?

    That’s not something that we currently support.

    @EddieB wrote:

    I am looking to recreate applications with Flex and Java. i have all the back end work carrying over from an old web app built in .NET. i dont see a way to scaffold the oracle packages?

    Do you already have Java beans for interacting with store procedures? If so, maybe you could scaffold from those. That way the Flex UI and Spring service layer can be scaffolded for you. However you will still need to manually code calls to stored procedures.

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    EddieB
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    @neyde wrote:

    @EddieB wrote:

    can My Eclipse Scaffold an Oracle Package stored proceedure?

    That’s not something that we currently support.

    @EddieB wrote:

    I am looking to recreate applications with Flex and Java. i have all the back end work carrying over from an old web app built in .NET. i dont see a way to scaffold the oracle packages?

    Do you already have Java beans for interacting with store procedures? If so, maybe you could scaffold from those. That way the Flex UI and Spring service layer can be scaffolded for you. However you will still need to manually code calls to stored procedures.

    hopefully its something you may look into one day. I, probably like many others, do put alot of time into using stored procedures because of the speed it provides.

    i would think scaffolding a stored procedure would be about the same as a table? My Plan is to scaffold a few tables, then re-edit to use the stored procedure. i havent created any beans yet, i tried a few but kept getting errors for the Annotations manager. probably because i didnt set the project up right. any advice is greatly appreciated

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