Oracle Reporting Active X control object

Whether somebody can adduce an example of use of the Oracle Reporting Active X control object in a form (Forms 6)? I tried to insert this object into the form - but nothing turns out.
Thank you!

ActiveX is only supported by C/S previous versions of Forms (until version 6). It won't work with Web versions. You have to search/find a Java Bean equivalent.
Francois

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