I checked the version by downloading it from the link and am able to run it without problems against my version 9 database.

Marcos

thanks for the db functionality! i hope this turns out to be what we need to make our packages
available.

i also ran into a problem retrieving the pl/sql packages from the database.
the connection seems fine though, as i first had a typo on the password and then it said
there was a problem with the un/passwd.

the error message i get is (note: connection string and un/passwd changed for security reasons):

C:\Integrator\PLDoc\PLDoc3\pldoc>call pldoc_its.bat -doctitle “ITS PLSql” -url
jdbc:oracle:thin:@cobra.its.co.za:1522:dev -user xxx -password yyy -d testITSfin -sql F%

PLDoc version: (experimental)
Exception in thread “main” java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: sqlj/runtime/ref/Conn
ectionContextImpl
at net.sourceforge.pldoc.PLDoc.run(PLDoc.java:174)
at net.sourceforge.pldoc.PLDoc.main(PLDoc.java:86)

at line 174 in PLDoc.java is :

1: DbmsMetadata dbmsMetadata = new DbmsMetadata(conn);

this is after the setup of the statement:

1: pstmt = conn.prepareStatement(“SELECT object_name “+
2: “FROM all_objects “+
3: “WHERE owner = ? “+
4: “AND object_name LIKE ?”+
5: “AND object_type = ‘PACKAGE’”+
6: “ORDER BY “+
7: ” object_name”);

should there not be a space at the end of line 4 and 5 before the double-quote? e.g.:

1: pstmt = conn.prepareStatement(“SELECT object_name “+
2: “FROM all_objects “+
3: “WHERE owner = ? “+
4: “AND object_name LIKE ? “+
5: “AND object_type = ‘PACKAGE’ “+
6: “ORDER BY “+
7: ” object_name”);

is there not perhaps another version of this software, which is not available from this link above?

regards and thanks.

Thanks for the added functionality..

I am also experiencing a problem getting the PL/SQL from the database. (note: in message below, I have
changed the connection string and username + password for security reasons).

C:\Integrator\PLDoc\PLDoc3\pldoc>call pldoc_its.bat -doctitle “ITS PLSql” -url
jdbc:oracle:thin:@cobra.its.co.za:1523:dev -user xxx -password yyy -d testITSfin -sql F

PLDoc version: (experimental)
Exception in thread “main” java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: sqlj/runtime/ref/ConnectionContextImpl
at net.sourceforge.pldoc.PLDoc.run(PLDoc.java:174)
at net.sourceforge.pldoc.PLDoc.main(PLDoc.java:86)

It seems like it does connect, as I typed the password wrong at first and then it complained about
the username/password.
The code at line 174 in PLDoc.java is:

1: pstmt = conn.prepareStatement(“SELECT object_name “+
2: “FROM all_objects “+
3: “WHERE owner = ? “+
4: “AND object_name LIKE ?”+
5: “AND object_type = ‘PACKAGE’”+
6: “ORDER BY “+
7: ” object_name”);

Are there not spaces missing at the end of line 4 and 5? Must it not be:

1: pstmt = conn.prepareStatement(“SELECT object_name “+
2: “FROM all_objects “+
3: “WHERE owner = ? “+
4: “AND object_name LIKE ? “+
5: “AND object_type = ‘PACKAGE’ “+
6: “ORDER BY “+
7: ” object_name”);

Is there perhaps another version of this code which was not published here?

thanks.

What you could do is the following:
Download JDeveloper 10G and unzip it in the direcory c:\oracle\jdev10
You will now have a directory c:\oracle\jdev10

Place the following syntax in a bat file to start PLDOC. The batfile should reside in the directory PLDoc is located.

@echo off
REM pldoc.bat
REM Resolve the directory of pldoc
set pldir=%~d0%~p0
REM Set your Oracle JDEV home here
set ORACLE_HOME=C:\Oracle\jdev10
REM Set bootclasspath.
REM NB: this is needed to make JDK1.4 use our Xerces version instead of internal parser
set bcp=%pldir%xalan\bin\xalan.jar;%pldir%xalan\bin\xml-apis.jar;%pldir%xalan\bin\xercesImpl.jar
REM Set classpath
REM NB: classpath must contain “.” to be able to locate .xsl files
set cp=%pldir%;%pldir%\pldoc.jar;%ORACLE_HOME%\jdbc\lib\classes12.jar;%ORACLE_HOME%\sqlj\lib\runtime12.jar;%ORACLE_HOME%\sqlj\lib\translator.jar
REM Call PLDoc
java -Xbootclasspath/p:”%bcp%” -cp “%cp%” net.sourceforge.pldoc.PLDoc %*

Start pldoc from the commandline using your command.
Note that the username and the name of the packages are case sensitive.

Hope this helps

Cheers Marcos

C:\pldoc>call pldoc -url jdbc:oracle:thin:@novadev02:1521:DESIGNER -user DES -pa
ssword des -d testdb -sql I%

PLDoc version: (experimental)
Exception in thread “main” java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: oracle/jdbc/OracleDri
ver
at net.sourceforge.pldoc.PLDoc.run(PLDoc.java:159)
at net.sourceforge.pldoc.PLDoc.main(PLDoc.java:86)

A solution ?
Tks

Marcos

Nice utility.

Richard.