Can I write java/EJB in forms 6i builder

Can I write java/EJB in forms 6i builder? As I want to know except PL/SQL, what other programming languages can be used in forms 6i

There are a couple of different ways - You can use ORA_FFI to call out to other foreign functions. You can use the Java Importer which creates PL/SQL wrappers to call Java. You can also integrate Java on the client side (Java Beans and Pluggable Java Components).
Info on this can be accessed from the on line help and there are a couple of good papers on OTN about the Java integration.
Regards
Grant Ronald
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