Consistent Connection

Hi All,
I am developing a SW with 10g Forms which would be Deployed with
Oracle application Server 10g(10.1.2.0).
The DataBase server and The application server are on a LAN, The connection between these two is consistent and stable.
But The Application Users are there on a remote site connecting to the application server via dial up Connection. The handsheck in this connection is not consistent at all, it breaks now and then.At each breaking i need to relogin in to the application from the remote user's workstation.
If there is any way i could rebuild the connection automatically with out any user intervention .
Please help me out
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Arkesh

No. When the connection is broken the session is terminated. Forms was not designed to operate over an unreliable connection.

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