Oracle Forms 9i and C language with UNIX-HP

Hi,
I'm having problems with user-exits written in C language with oracle 9i in UNIX_HP environment. From the URL with a form without user exits it is ok, but if I start with a form with user-exits I have the message FRM-40800.
With oracle forms 4.5 it is ok, but it is different the way to run the form.
With forms 4.5 I used a shell script like below:
#!/bin/ksh
export .....something...
exec $HOME/BIN/exerunmx MODULE=$HOME/BIN/exeop_monitor ....some parameters set....
where exerunmx is f90webm renamed and compiled with make file below:
ALTRELIBS = `cat $(ORACLE_HOME)/lib32/sysliblist`
.SUFFIXES: .o .c .pc
OBJS=acuopiapxtb.o acuiicf0.o acuopol0.o acuopmsg.o acusiin0.o
TARGET = $(HOME)/BIN/exerunmx
all: INIT $(TARGET) EXIT
# Include le definizioni comuni a tutti i processi
include $(HOME)/SRC/acvardef
include $(HOME)/SRC/acFileDerivati
$(TARGET): $(OBJS) $(ADAS_LIBS32)
-rm -f $(TARGET)
make -f $(ORACLE_HOME)/forms90/lib/ins_forms.mk f90webmx \
EXITS="$(OBJS) $(ADAS_LIBS32) " \
CLIBS="$(ALTRELIBS) $(BCL_LIBS) -lV3 "
-mv f90webmx $(TARGET)
CINC1=-I$(HOME)/INC -I$(AC_HOME)/INC -I/product/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/rdbms/d
emo -I/product/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/rdbms/public
CFLAGS32=$(CINC1) $(cc_Defs) -O -Aa -D_HPUX_SOURCE -D_XOPEN_SOURCE -D_POSIX_SOUR
CE DA1.0 DS1.1 ESsfc ESlit
.pc.c:
$(PROC) $(PCCFLAGS) iname=$*.pc
.c.o:
$(CC) $(CFLAGS32) -c $(@F:.o=.c)
# Dipendenze
acuiicf0.c: acuiicf0.pc
acuopol0.c: acuopol0.pc
acuopmsg.c: acuopmsg.pc
acusiin0.c: acusiin0.pc
acuiicf0.o: $(HOME)/INC/acufbxx0.h $(HOME)/INC/acufbmsg.h $(HOME)/INC/acuopxx0.h
acuopol0.o: $(HOME)/INC/acufbxx0.h $(HOME)/INC/acufbmsg.h $(HOME)/INC/acuopxx0.h
acuopmsg.o: $(HOME)/INC/acufbxx0.h $(HOME)/INC/acufbmsg.h $(HOME)/INC/acuopxx0.h
acusiin0.o: $(HOME)/INC/acufbxx0.h $(HOME)/INC/acufbmsg.h $(HOME)/INC/acuopxx0.h
Could you help me please? or tell me where I might find something, on the Oracle forum noone was able to help me.
Thank you in advance
Antonio

Have you put the name of the DLL into FORMS90_USEREXITS registry variable ?

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