PLSQL Web Toolkit Form:Submit

I have a web page with a submit form. The Action = a web app server on my machine. I want to be able to call this web app server from a plsql procedure instead of through conventional ways. Now the web app server is called when the form is submitted. ie. using javascript ThisForm.submit(); .
Is there a way to call the web app server?
Any Help is Greatly Appreciated.
Joe

For WebDB / Oracle Portal users
Please now move from the iAS WE / Portal-to-Go forum and use the following one:
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