Java bean from oracle Forms6i

Hi Guys,
I am calling java bean from oracle Forms6i (implementation
class property set to bean class). This java bean in turn
calling some JNI methods written in C. The application server
(Forms6i) is hanging at the point of calling the JNI method.
Is oracle Forms6i supports all java functionality (JNI here)
and if so how to solve the problem ?
Any pointers or tips in this regard is highly appreciated ?
Thanks & Regards
Chandra Mohan

To call Java from forms:
look at the technical documents on Java integration at
http://otn.oracle.com/products/forms
and also look at the Javabeans and PJC samples in the sample
code section of Forms on OTN.
Creating a random number using a java class is an excelent
example of how to use Java with forms.

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