Problem while running forms in the application server

Hai,
My forms were developed using oracle 10g in Windows platform.I have to deploy it in the LINUX application server 10g.I compiled all the forms at AS.One of my form calls another form and it passes parameters to other form.During development I gave the complete path like C:\foldername\formname.fmb in the OPEN_FORM
statement.Whether it is the problem for the run time error 'FRM 47009' with the error message 'cannot create parameter list' !!! If so how should I give the path in the linux AS.
I also want to know how to give the path in linux AS to include .mmx menu in my form.
Thanks.........

I am using Oracle 10g9.0.4 or 10.1.2 ? There are small differences between them, so it could be helpful to know the exact version.
or it does nothing.For the moment don't use forms with parameter list, to avoid one more possible cause. Did you check sensitivity ? For example, if a form is called with name 'My_Form.fmx', and its name, on disk, is my_form.fmx or MY_FORM.fmx. or anything different, then it won't work.
On form property page activate console window, to see errors, if any.
Of course I'm assuming that test form works correctly....

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