Table/number of parameter of type of a workflow java client-side

Hello

There is a flow of work corresponding to its entry/set number parameter. I understand the type Array itself in the rest api client is com.vmware.o11n.sdk.rest.client.stubs.Array. How about number?

How to create a type of table/number on the side of Java to submit them in the workflow?

Help, please

Thank you

Benson

This problem is finally fixed.

Solution:

If the type of the workflow package is/number input parameter,.

then the element in the com.vmware.011n.sdk.rest.client.stubs.Array type is double primitive.

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/

Create the cn_type type is varray (3) the number;
/

Create the cxn_type type is varray (3) of varchar2 (2000)
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Start
because me in 1.80 loop
execstr: = execstr | 'col ' | TO_CHAR (i) | 'number,';
end loop;
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insert into sp_table values (2.7);
insert into sp_table values (3.9);
insert into sp_table values (4.1);
insert into sp_table values (5.2);
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create or replace procedure myproc1
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as
execstr varchar2 (2000);
CN cn_type.
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because loop me in 1.3
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end;
/
```
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  2    v np_type:=np_type(4,4,4);
  3    begin
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  5    exec myproc1('111',v);
  6    end;
  7  /
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       *
ERROR at line 5:
ORA-06550: line 5, column 8:
PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "MYPROC1" when expecting one of the
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SQL>
```
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Concerning
Girish Sharma
```
create or replace procedure myproc1
(
strx in varchar2, delarray in np_type)
as
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cxn cxn_type := cxn_type(null, null, null);
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dbms_output.put_line(execstr);
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end;
/
```
and
```
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BANNER CON_ID

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------

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PL/SQL Release 12.1.0.2.0 - Production 0

CORE 12.1.0.2.0 Production 0

AMT for 64-bit Windows: Version 12.1.0.2.0 - Production 0

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1 selected line.

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1 selected line.

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