Cannot run Forms

Hi
I just installed Oracle 9i Developer Suite and 9i database rel 2...I am able to connect to the database from form builder and develop forms and compile them...However, I am not able to run the form module...I get the following error "The http listener is not running..Please start the listener or check your runtime preferences." How do i solve this?
Thanks

Hi,
Webforms always run through the forms server on your OC4J web container. So you have to start it before you can run your forms, even if you run them via Forms Builder.
How to start working with webforms is all documented, but I'll very briefly summarize it here, so you can embark your webforms adventure.
First you have to configure the forms server. 2 files are involved (both located in $devsuite_home\forms90\server):
1. default.env, the 'registry' for the forms server. Add your FORMS90_PATH in here, so the server can find your modules.
2. formsweb.cfg, the configuration for the forms server. In here you can enter your starting form module, connection to the database, etc, etc.
- Assuming you're on Windows, start your OC4J from the Start menu -> Programs -> Oracle Developer Suite - 9i/10g -> Forms Developer -> Start OC4J instance.
- A DOS-box will appear (don't close it!) stating that the OC4J is running.
- Check that's the forms server is working by browsing to http://localhost:8889/forms90/f90servet. A welcome screen appears if all is well. If nothing happens your port is different. Verify this in file $devsuite_home\j2ee\DevSuite\config\default-web-site.xml
- In Forms Builder, save your modules to a location that's on the FORMS90_PATH.
- Run the module. If nothing happens go to Preferences in the forms menu and on the runtime tab, enter the URL of the forms server.
Success.

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