How do I run a 10g rep file from the command line, send output to previewer

Hi Everyone,
We are migrating from Reports 2.5 to 10g.
We are creating a batch file to run one of our reports that is in the .rep file format. Can you tell us what we need to put in the batch file to run the report as a paper report and have the reports runtime prompt the user for the login and show the report in the previewer just like in Reports 2.5?
Thanks.
Emad

They should take a look at the "Oracle Application Server - Reports Services - Publishing Reports to the Web" from Application Server Doumentation downloadable from Reports Homepage http://otn.oracle.com/products/reports
Martin

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