Invoking Parameter form using Run Product in Web Server

Hi
I am facing a problem in executing a report from forms in Web
Server
if i use Run_Product it does not display Parameter Form ,Even if
i assign Yes to paramform
else
if i use
web.show_document it displays the paramform but does not execute
the report ,Note:if i set paramform no the entire report is
executed successfully
kindly provide appropriate solution
Thanks

One solution is:
1. Install Oracle Report Server
2. Use the built-in WEB.SHOW_DOCUMENT instead of RUN_PRODUCT
3. The only small problem is the parameter passing to the reports, but this is described well in the documentation
4. After the first succesful run of the SHOW_DOCUMENT the RUN_PRODUCT will reestablish his functionalty,
but we do not know when it will deliver the next surprise. So it is a bad idea to use RUN_PRODUCT before Oracle fixes the bug.

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