Appserver r2 forms - how to access form on a network drive?

i have a running 9iasr2 instance, that can run forms stored on the local drives just fine, but i need it to run forms that are stored on a mapped network drive. in release 1, i just started the services as a real user instead of as the system account.
any help would be great!

Hi
From memory, changing the owner of the OPMN service is in theory the way to go, as this is the service that actaully starts the HTTP Listener. However it will only work if this was the user that installed the product. Therefore, 9iAS has to be re-installed.(This is documented on OTN or Metalink).
We have got round this by giving network access to the actual 9iAS server (i.e. on the actual network drive where the forms are located added user DOMAIN\SERVERNAME$).
Hope this is correct, and assists.
Regards
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