HTTP Server Vs OC4J

Hi all,
What is the difference between Oc4j and Http server? In DS, only OC4J is there right? In AS, need to know whether we have these 2 options and it is up to the user to start either of them to run forms? Or else, is there any other significance diff between them...
Pl clarify.
Regards
Priya

No responses?
I really need this info plz

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