How to convert oracle forms in j2ee platform

hi,
i want to know how can i convert oracle forms into j2ee platforms. if is it possible then please tell me the steps that i need to follow .
thxs

What you are asking is a bit like "how can I convert a dishwasher into a washing machine".
If you want to know the the steps I would say.
1) Work out what kind of washing machine you want to convert to
2) Learn the technical details of that washing machine
3) Rearchitect your diswasher plans so it fits into the "model" of a dishwasher
4) Now spend lots of time money and effort doing it.
Now, I don't know if thats going to help you. But if you tell us the WHY it might help formulate a response

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