Open word document from oracle forms 10g

Hi,
Could any one please guide me how to open a word document from forms 10g on client machine (windows). My word document resides on application server (unix).
Thanks for the help in advance.

I tried that, but it doesn't work.
What I have done is, I have written a java code that has a function ope_word that opens up a word document. I have created jar out of it called wordbean.jar.
Add this wordbean.jar in $ORACLE_HOME/forms/java directory and also added in the formsweb.cfg file (archive_jini=wordbean.jar)
Then I created a form and usinf fbean.register and fbean.invoke functions of forms, I am trying to call wordbean.jar.
F.bean.register is registering all the components of wordbean.jar but it is not opening the word document.
Could you please help ??

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