Default directory for sql script in iSqlplus 10g

I want to run an sql file from the url as "http://machine_name.domain:5560/isqlplus/dynamic?script=http://machine_name2.domain/myscript.sql
". What is the default directory to place the file myscript.sql in? Do I need to create a DAD for specifying a different directory?
Am using Oracle 10g.
AN

Hi Alison,
I tried putting the sql script on different directories on the Oracle server but the url doesnt seem to find the script at all. It gives an error "Cannot find sql script".
I have not installed Oracle Application server 10g yet. Am only running Oracle Database 10g with iSqlplus and PL/SQL.
AN

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