Deploy APEX Application

Hi,
I'm using Oracle Apex for development, I designed a small application. I checked with in my computer(as my PC is application server) when I use following link to different PC it can not be run
http://<my_pc_IP>:8080/apex/f?p=100:101:688126209521487:::::
can anyone describe me how I'll Deploy APEX Application?
Thank in advance.
Baloch

1. switch off firewall
2. Log to sqlplus as sys as sysdba and launch this:
begin
dbms_xdb.setListenerLocalAccess (l_access => FALSE);
end;
3. Try again

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