Dbmsjava Grantpermission Example

Java has been in existence for more than a decade and is one of the more powerful development languages. Oracle, for instance, has developed many tools utilizing Java.

Oracle 11g comes with a lot of improvements in the Java language such as having the best native Java compiles, supporting Content Repository API for Java, having scalable Java with the automatic creation of 100% native Java code and more.

The dbms_java package is available when Oracle JVM is installed, which has been supported since Oracle 8i. This package lets developers use Java to create, store and deploy code within Oracle databases. we will highlight some of the more common uses of the dbms_java package. Functions and procedures will be demonstrated, and a brief description will be noted about each command.

The first example grants execute privilege s to all files located in the /bin directory to the pkg user.

< Code 7.12 - dbms_java.sql

conn sys@ora11g as sysdba

Connected to Oracle 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.6.0

conn / as sysdba

--Grant permission to execute any command on /bin directory to pkg user
begin
dbms_java.grant_permission(
grantee => 'pkg',
permission_type => 'java.io.FilePermission',
permission_name => '/bin/*',
permission_action => 'execute');
end;
/

--Check the permission granted by consulting dba_java_policy view
col "kind" for a8
col "grantee" for a10
col "type" for a25
col "name" for a10
col "action" for a10
select
kind "kind",
grantee "grantee",
type_name "type",
name "name" ,
action "action"
from
dba_java_policy
where
grantee='pkg';

Kind Grantee Type Name Action

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

grant pkg java.io.FilePermission /bin/* execute

To change any native compiler option for a user session, use the set_native_compile_option procedure followed by the native_compile_options function to get the results.

--Change a native compile option for user session
begin
dbms_java.set_native_compiler_option(
optionName => 'optimizerLoopPagedConversion',
value => 'false');
end;
/

--Get current native compile options
select
dbms_java.native_compiler_options
from
dual;

--Compile a java class
--Find the java to be compiled
select
owner,
name,
source
from
dba_java_classes
where
name like 'java/io/FilePermissionCollection';

--Compile it using compile_class function!
select
dbms_java.compile_class(
classname => 'java/io/FilePermissionCollection')
from
dual;

In order to get the full name of a Java object, use the longname function as shown in the next example:

--Long object name
select
dbms_java.longname (object_name)
from
user_objects
where
object_type ='java class'
and
status = 'valid'
and object_name like '%DelegateInvocationH%';

With more than 100 procedures and functions, the dbms_java package cannot be fully covered in this book. Most of the procedures and functions are executed by GUI or other programs and the user usually will not need to run them manually. This being said, it is wise to have at least a basic understanding of it and be familiar with how they are working within the database.

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