[b]FRM-92060 Oracle Developer 9i Error Message[/b]

Dear Sir, when I have run the module that builds with Oracle 9i form developer the following error happened:
Frm-92060: Filed to connect to the Server.
Bad machine Specification: /forms90/l90serverlet:-1
Also when I try to run address with L90servlet:
http://host-name:8888/forms90/l90servlet
Showes in URL Page:
Oracle 9iAS Forms Services
The Forms Listener servlet is up and running.
Also in Java Console:
WARNING: Unable to cache http://l-baghdadi.syriacomm.com:888...90all_jinit.jar
connectMode=HTTP, native.
HTTP connect(): MalformedURLjava.net.MalformedURLException: java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: -3554
Your JDK does not natively support https ?******************************************************
Waitting for Help? Thanks.

Hi,
wondering why you get a HTTPS error.
WARNING: Unable to cache http://l-baghdadi.syriacomm.com:888...90all_jinit.jar
means either the jar file cannot be found or - more likely - cannot be written to the temp directory
Frank

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