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Many of these Notification APIs also have corresponding Java methods that you can call from any Java program to integrate with Oracle Workflow. The following list indicates whether the Notification APIs are available as PL/SQL functions/procedures, as Java methods, or both. See: Oracle Workflow Java Interface.

Attention: Java is case-sensitive and all Java method names begin with a lower case letter to follow Java naming conventions.

• Send--PL/SQL and Java

• SendGroup--PL/SQL

• Forward--PL/SQL and Java

• Transfer--PL/SQL and Java

• Cancel--PL/SQL and Java

• CancelGroup--PL/SQL

• Respond--PL/SQL and Java

• Responder--PL/SQL and Java

• NtfSignRequirementsMet--PL/SQL

• VoteCount--PL/SQL and Java

• OpenNotificationsExist--PL/SQL and Java

• Close--PL/SQL and Java

• AddAttr--PL/SQL and Java

• SetAttribute--PL/SQL and Java

• GetAttrInfo--PL/SQL and Java

• GetInfo--PL/SQL and Java

• GetText--PL/SQL and Java

• GetShortText--PL/SQL

• GetAttribute--PL/SQL and Java

• GetAttrDoc--PL/SQL and Java

• GetSubject--PL/SQL and Java

• GetBody--PL/SQL and Java

• GetShortBody--PL/SQL

• TestContext--PL/SQL

• AccessCheck--PL/SQL and Java

• WorkCount--PL/SQL and Java

• getNotifications--Java

• getNotificationAttributes--Java

• WriteToClob--PL/SQL

• Denormalize_Notification--PL/SQL

• SubstituteSpecialChars--PL/SQL

Note: The Notification System raises business events when a notification is sent, closed, canceled, or reassigned, or when a user responds to a notification. Although Oracle Workflow does not include any predefined subscriptions to some of these events, you can optionally define your own subscriptions to these events if you want to perform custom processing when they occur. See: Notification Events and To Define an Event Subscription (for standalone Oracle Workflow) or To Create or Update an Event Subscription (for Oracle Applications).