New to 10g

Hi,
We plan to migrate our appliction consisting of forms 6i(Reports,Graphics,Forms) and Oracle 9i database to Oracle 10g.
I have a couple of questions about 10g which I couldn't find in the PDF's I am reading.
1)Does Oracle 10g Application Server include Forms and Reports Services or is it a seperate add-on that has to be downloaded and installed?
2)Does Oracle 10g Application Server include OC4J bundled in it?
3)we have a couple of graphics files(OGD),where do I find the 10g graphics services? Is it part of Forms and Reports Services?
4)Where do I find the Forms Migration Assistant? ( Is it part of Application Server? )
Thanks

Certainly this is not the right place to post Application Server threads. I advise you to post it at the AppServer forum.
Forms & Reports are included in AppServer (disks, not licenses), OC4J is embedded, the forms migration assistant is included in the binaries.
Hi,
We plan to migrate our appliction consisting of forms
6i(Reports,Graphics,Forms) and Oracle 9i database to
Oracle 10g.
I have a couple of questions about 10g which I
couldn't find in the PDF's I am reading.
1)Does Oracle 10g Application Server include Forms
and Reports Services or is it a seperate add-on that
has to be downloaded and installed?
2)Does Oracle 10g Application Server include OC4J
bundled in it?
3)we have a couple of graphics files(OGD),where do I
find the 10g graphics services? Is it part of Forms
and Reports Services?
4)Where do I find the Forms Migration Assistant? ( Is
it part of Application Server? )
Thanks

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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Oracle 10g Memory and Storage Feature.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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================================
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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========
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======================
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