Hi; JDBC supports calling arbitrary stored procedures, obviously, so for simple stored procedure calls that's all you need. I suspect you mean something more complicated, though. Toplink does not support, as far as I'm aware, doing any kind of funky mapping on the results returned by a stored procedure, so if you were looking to return some @Entities from a stored procedure invocation you are out of luck. Use a named query instead.
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