Forms on Mobile !

Hi masters,
I m using Forms/Report 11g.
Can we run our 11g forms/reports on mobile? If yes (google), then please give me details.
We will be very happy & eager to run our forms on mobile, and will be very boost up for form developers.
Thanks/Regards.
Dass.

Webforms runs via a Java applet in the browser. Since that is usually not possible on mobile platforms, the answer is: no. There are probably exceptions, like Windows 8, which will run any PC application.
There is another option:
http://www.oraplayer.com/
It's not really running Forms on your mobile device, but a layer on top of Forms.

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I am providing your few helpful links that might answer your queries, please do have a look.
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2 ) LiveCycle Help | Upgrading to LiveCycle ES4
3 ) XFA-based PDF forms on Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome
4 ) LiveCycle Help | Rendering Form Template
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