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Passing objects to Oracle

 
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I need to build an interim solution for passing Java objects to an Oracle database for reporting. The data is currently stored in Lotus Notes so the Java code will pass the Notes objects to Oracle.
I read about ways of returning cursor references as ResultSet's to Java but how about the other way around. Any simple solutions?
Ultimately this will be done with beans but I need an interim solution now.
 
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This has nothing to do with EJB so I am moving it to the Oracle forum.
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