Developer 6.0 vs. JDeveloper

Can someone clear up a little confusion I have about Jdeveloper and Developer 6.0.
We want to create a front-end application based off of forms and deploy that application on the web through a browser. I know that I can do this with Developer 6.0 server but it requires the forms server. Is there anyway to have developer 6.0 write out pure java code so that no forms server is needed? If the answer is no then I assume I need JDeveloper?
Since I have never used JDeveloper under what circumstances would I want to use it as opposed to Developer 6.0? Can JDeveloper generate pure java code that can be deployed though a web server without the need for a forms type server? If so can I use any web server or is the Oracle application server (OAS) required?
Final question. Assuming I developer a JDeveloper application what are the licensing requirements for end-users. Is there a license that must be bought at either the client-side or server-side for deployment?
Thanks,
Mike Campbell
[email protected]

May be I can answer part of the questions. First, when you use Developer 6 to create either Forms or Reports, the application can run under either client/server or web environment. To run it under web environment, you need to have OAS as middle tier. The front end only need to have jave-enabled browser. JInitiator act as a bridge in between. You need only have Server side deployment.
For JDeveloper, it generates java class for you, it requires you understand java, write some java codes.
For neither tool, you don't need any client side or server-side license. Just the cost of the tool.
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