Mutiple 10g Forms Sessions

We have a 6i application that may launch up to 4 or 5 forms applications on their desktop. Running on their workstation this is no problem at all.
In 10g this establishes 4 or 5 forms sessions on the app server with each session having a significant footprint. This issue changes 1200 users into virtually 4800 to 6000 users.
Does 10g have any functionality to handle this or is my only choice to throw more hardware at it at a significant cost.
Any help would be appreciated.

As a heads up, Forms is generally much more dependent on memory than CPU, so keep that in mind. Forms also has a pretty reasonable footprint even with non-optimized forms because a lot of things within the application are shared between user session. Things that can be shared like boilerplate and buttons are shared and things like user data are not.
So when doing scalability testing, make sure you're using a suitable number of users since the initial memory usage by the first users is much higher than for subsequent users who only need to create private memory usage areas.
I would support what Jan is saying about multi-tasking by a user on a system since even though they are multi-tasking, they really can't navigate through all 5 forms concurrently (if you know of a way to have multiple, independent mouse cursors, let me know! That would be something to see. Talk about RMI & carpal tunnel!).
If you're going from client/server to web (which I hope you are since 6i's been desupported for awhile for web), then you should definetly to a prototype do some testing of a large number of users.
A relatively cost effective way to throw more hardware at it would be to use a hardware load balancer in front of a few small - medium sized (2 - 4 processor) app servers. Don't go really high-end hardware, but make sure you have enough MEMORY. Memory is relatively cheap and doesn't increase your Oracle license cost!
It's easier to scale with a group of small/medium servers, plus you get a more available system that you can do rolling upgrade on or minimize the impact of unexpected outages.

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