CDs distributed on Developer's Day

Hello,
I attended last developer day at Oracle Conference Center. There I got free CDs distributed (Jdeveloper 10g,
and database 10g). Unfortunately I lost those CDs. I am curious whether I can get another set of CDs. I am
ready to pay shipping cost.
I need the following CDs for my development :
(1) Most recent Jdeveloper 10g CD
(2) Most recent Oracle databse 10g CD
(3) Most recent application server 10g CD (not just oc4j) -- I have some forms 10g apps to run in 3-tier. So I need
full app server 10g CD -- not just oc4j.
My address :
Dr. Shyam Sundar Sarkar
273 Laurie Meadows Drive, #142
San Mateo, CA 94403
Phone : 650-372-9152
e-mail: [email protected]
If possible, I can even go to Oracle and pick up CDs if I get the person to meet.
Regards,
Shyam Sarkar

I'm not sure we have any leftovers. (I'll check).
But you can get all the software from OTN.
It is the same software that is on the CDs.

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