Integrating a Java application in Forms

Hello,
I've developped a 3-tier Java application and i'd like to make it plugable with a Forms Application.
I searched and read a lot of docs about the iView Interface but I'm asking myself some questions :
What I am supposed to do with my java code ? put it in a jar ? import in Forms ?
I'm using eclipse and isn't used to javaBeans, J2EE, war and so on... I don't know how to get started
thanks for any help

Hello,
What do you mean by "plugable" ?
Do you want to handle its methods from the Forms module ?
Look at the Forms FBean internal package that provides built-ins to invoke the public methods stored in your Java program.
All you have to do is to copy the jar file in the /forms/java directory and add the name of this jar file to your archive or jinit_archive tag of the /forms/server/formsweb.cfg file.
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