Devloper form 6i not connect with oracle 8i

hi master
sir i have devloer form 6i and newly install oracle 8i database but my form not connect with database
how i connect with database
please give idea
thanking you
aamir

change the tnsnames.ora you're forms 6i is using. Usually in the net80\admin path of your forms 6i home.

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No.
The code for connecting to Oracle from a Servlet is no different from connecting to Oracle from any other Java application. So tell you what, you show us what you've tried and the error message(s) and we'll help you debug it.
99.999% of the time it's a failure to put the driver Jar file into the classpath, the specifics of which vary from application server to application server. Which one are you using?
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We can, but we won't. This is not your personal bugfixing service. Pay if you want that kind of help. If you want it for free, do it through the forums or go away.
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Could not connect to Oracle database. (HY000): BI Answers Problem

Hi,
I am using OBIEE 11g and 11g admin client tool is installed in my machine. I created one rpd and I deploy that rpd in the server through Enterprise manager fusion middleware control. But when try to run the analysis from BI answers it throws and error like
"TNS:could not resolve the connect identifier specified at OCI call OCIServerAttach. [nQSError: 17014] Could not connect to Oracle database. (HY000)".
In the rpd I use OCI default (10g/11g) and cheked that connection is successful and also when I click on view data option in the physical layer I am able to see the data. I cheked with DBAs and correct TNS entries are also there in the server. Could not understand where is the problem.
Please help.
Thanks
Titas

Try like this
Call Interface: Default (OCI 10g/11g)
Data source Name->localhost:1521/XE
BTW: Whats the client bit version 32/64 bit, if you have 64bit and above is not working try with Oracle client 32bit.
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