Advantages/Disadvantages of single/Multi 10g DB&AS Server for 2 application

Hi Friends,
I am using Application1 using Oracle 10g Application Server and Oracle 10g database.
Now i planned to use Application2 using Oracle 10g AS and Oracle 10g DB
I need to know what will be the Advantages and Disadvantages if i have the schema for Application2 in the existing Oracle 10g DB / having it in another Oracle 10g DB Server
sameway what will be the advantages and disadvantages if i have the Application2 regsiterd in existing Oracle 10g AS(Multiple OC4J Instance) / having it in another Oracle 10g AS Server.
Regards,

Hi,
Personally i would'nt suggest using the Application server, due to
1. If you need down time for application patching, you custom application will also be down.
2. If you can not start 10g Application server (The one came with R12) for some issues, it will also affect your custom application.
3. If you are upgrading/patching 10g application server (the one came with R12), you would not know what will the affect of this on custom application.
E-Business Suite Software Development Kit for Java (includes AppsDataSource, Java Authentication and Authorization Service) Readme - Patch 9863609 [ID 974949.1]
How to add custom JAR files to Apache OC4J Classpath in R12 instance? [ID 433241.1]
Regarding the licensing,
Please speak to local sales representative for licensing requirements.
You can also see
http://www.oracle.com/corporate/pricing/pricelists.html
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