Can Forms 9i run on a different Application Server, e.g. Apache?

Can Forms/Reports 9i run on a different Application Server, e.g. Apache? i.e. without needing to use 9iAS.
It is quoted in the document "Migrating Client/Server to the web" that it may be possible, but will not be supported. Is this possible?
The reason I ask this is due to the costs involved of 9iAS. If I can use an alternative route like Apache / Tomcat, it's free. Then I only need the developer suite licensing.
Thanks,
Jacques

Just so you'll know Oracle9iAS also includes apache as the HTTP server.
As Suncan said, if you want to use Forms on the Web you need the Forms Server engine, and it comes bundled in Oracle9iAS. You'll save yourself a lot of headache if you just install Oracle9iAS and have everything pre-configured for you thus reducing maintanance costs.

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