Calling third party java page from Oracle form

Hi,
Is it possible to call a third party java (html+java) form page (residing in separate web service server) which would take input from standard Oracle form (OCO) page?
The third party page would validate the fields sent by form page and then will provide the results which should be copied back into standard oracle OCO form page.
Regards,
Aneesh

Don't know if you can do this from Forms PL/SQL, but you should be able to write a stored procedure in the database that does it for you. The stored procedure could use the database package UTL_HTTP to make the HTTP request and receive the response.
Your custom stored procedure can be called from Forms PL/SQL. If you are caling to a tru web service, you can also look at the UTL_DBWS package which is a bit more high level for calling a web service, than the raw UTL_HTTP package.

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The third party page would validate the fields sent by OAF page and then will provide the results which should be copied back into standard oracle OCO page (self service OAF page)
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Can you please confirm ?
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Aneesh

Technically it will depend more on the third party system involved in the discussion and the way it is integrated. But in the simplest terms, url parameters will always work.
--Shiv

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Ramesh,
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Naresh

Hi ,
Thanks for replying. Let me explain the issue again.
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