Cannot show icon images

I just try to upgrade my 6i application to 10g web base. I sucess to run my application on browser. However, I cannot show icons image. I have followed the doc "Forms9iAS Forms Services How to deploy Icons", but still failed.
Is there any doc teach me how to deploy icons in Forms Services 10g? (not 9i)
or any hints can tell me?
Thanks a lot !!!

Hello,
1) if you choose to have icons as gif, use the following in a batch file:
rem====
jar cvfm iconeweb.jar *.gif --- name the file: jar_icons.bat
rem=====
put the icons images in a directory together with jar_icons.bat
2) run jar_icons.bat
you should see a new file in the directory: iconeweb.jar
copy that jar file in the directory /forms/java of your developer install directory.
3) open the formsweb.cfg which you can find in /forms/server in the directory where you installed developer 10g
Look for the line that has: archive_jini
Add the following: at the end of this line: ,iconeweb.jar
save formsweb.cfg
if you are running your app from a named config, you should also make the change to that section too.
4) restart your browser that the new jar is downloaded.
5) open your java console: it is the small coffee icon you see in the systray. In it, you see a line with iconeweb, If you don't see it, it means the jar file is not found. Then, you should make sure that the forms/java path is indeed in the forms_path registry key .

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