Hot to call forms11g fmx file through Java executable

Hi,
Iam having one file in some folder which will come through FTP , whenever file comes to the folder i should call the some form fmx file through JAVA so that my form will take care rest of the things .
My question is how to call fmx through Java executable in windows environment.
thanks in advance
GV

Hi All,
Thnaks for the Info. But my requirement is different.
1) whenever i received a file through FTP from other server to my server , some folder say d:\Test
a) some batch program has to trigger and first it should take the backup of the received file to some other folder say d:\archive
b) some batch program has to trigger to call the forms fmx file so that form will take care of reading from the file and put the data to database for the received file in d:\Test.
Assume that it is in windows environment/Linux Environment . How i can achieve these tasks. There should not any user intervention in this , everything is automatic.
Please guide me any solutions
Thanks in advance
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