Running Oracle forms 9i using java plug in 1.4.x

Hi,
i want run my forms (9i) using java plug in 1.4.x? could u plz tel me what are changes i have to do in formsconfig and in other places.

Thanks for the reply.
I am using Webutil 1.06 an jacob 1.8 with Oracle forms 9iDS (9.0.2.9 version)
i have gone through, step by step as u said,
but form is not running.. i am able to run the form using java-plug-in (1.4.2.)
but when i am implenting with webutil, form is not running...
as i studied the links given by u, in that webutil is compatible with only from 10g.
if so, which is the compatible webutil version for Oracle forms 9iDS (9.0.2.9 version).
My actual goal is to store a file (it may be .doc, .pdf, .xls, .ppt) in the database and retrieving through forms..
and also suggest me if there is any other ways to do it..
plz suggest me..
Naresh.P

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