Download oracle 8i lite and forms 6i

Hi all,
I want to download oracle 8i lite and Forms 6i ( compatible with 8i ). Iam not able to find the location to download these. I need help on this.
Thanx a bunch
Konnektme

We haven't tried 8i Lite on a palmtop. But we are trying to use it over the Internet and we are having some problems. Have you used 8i Lite over the Internet?!?
Thanks..

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