Creating Route between points

Hi all,
Am currently using oracle database 10gR2 that contains some spatial data of the city of auckland, nz. I am using oracle maps to display the data and the normal navigational features as such. But what I want to do is determine a route between two locations on the map. There is a distance tool that just measures the distance between two points. But I'm not sure how to go about finding a route between two points. In the tabe in the database there are columns for F_NODE and T_NODE which I'm guessing is the start and end node of each line? Any help in this matter is greatly appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Avinash

Avi
Did not worked with Mapviewer and Networks as such, but the Ora App Server Map Viewer User Guide has a section on Networks 2.3.7 Network Themes starting on page 83.
http://download.oracle.com/otn/other/mapviewer/pdf/mapviewer_10131_ug.pdf
I hope this can give you a start.
Luc

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