Oracle client 8.1.7 and ldap naming method

Hello!
I have forms 6 and oracle net 8.0.5 but this version does not support ldap naming method.... so anyone know version of oracle client for windows support which ldap? Maybe 8.1.7? I need to find 8.1.7 client instalation maybe some links?
regards - mj

The minimum version for LDAP naming is 8.1.6, but I don't think it will be possible to direct Forms 6 to use it, I think you'll find that it's tied into the 8.0 stack.
If you want a centralised naming method for use with the 8.0 stack then it would have to be the old Oracle Names service, which was removed after version 9.2.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/network.920/a96580/config_c.htm#485521

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