Connection Developer 200 with Personal Oracle 8

Hi,
I have installed Personal Oracle 8 and developer 2000
I am able to work in SQL*plus 8 BUt i am not able
to establish a connection with developer 2000 (Forms as
well as reports )
my queries are
1) what should be installed first
a) personal oracle 8 or developer 2000
b) what about their home directories
2) what all i need to do after installation to establish
a connection between Personal oracle 8 and developer 2000
CAN SOMEONE HELP ME ON THIS
TARUN

install them in 2 separate homes.
start your database listener (lsnrctl start).
create a sqlnet connection using the sqlnet easy config utility
in the forms home.

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