Calling an On Demand Process in PL/SQL Region without using AJAX

Hi!
I am trying to find a way to call an On demand Process in a PL/SQL Reports Region. The reason is that i need Reportings for about 20 Pages that look like the same but have different parameters. I already have some Processes that return SQL Statements and it works fine. But these Reportings are more complex and it's not possible to return it wirh a SQL Statement.
I have seen some solutions in this forum that used AJAX to call such a process. The problem is, that I'm not allowed to use AJAX because activeX is diabled. I tried it and it works but i need another way to solve this process call.
Thanks in advance
Philipp

At the moment I cannot say if your link can help. Right now the call of the On demand Process looks like this:
Inside annonymous PL/SQL Region:
<script type="text/javascript">
get = new htmldb_Get(null,'||:APP_ID||'.,'APPLICATION_PROCESS=F_REPORT_NAME',0);
gReturn = get.get();
document.write(gReturn);
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