Response file creation in Oracle

Hi,
I have a scenario where I need to use Embedded Oracle along with Application.
For that I have performed the folowing Steps and I need anyones suggestion regarding this:
1.I have created Template from Existing Database from my Local Environment (.dbc file)
2.I have generated Response file(.rsp) from the Oracle Universal Installation.
Now the question is there are no of parameter set in the Response file(.rsp) which needs to be modified.
Does the Password Parameter in the Response files needs Modification?
Do I need Installation command as below:
install.cmd <MY_ORACLE_HOME> <ORACLE_HOME_NAME> <responseFileDir> <CD_DISK_DRIVE> <monitorFile> <INSTALL_TYPE>
Kindly any suggestion will be helpful for me
Thanks and Regards

Hi AJ,
There is a unsed method in the java file, if I remove it and not just comment it and deploy the class file, I don't get the exception but with that method (even commented out) I get the exception.
Well you might say, where is the problem, as method is anyway unused get rid of it. But I want to use it going ahead :-)
Anyway, today our server is throwing lot of unexpected errors, will again check tomorrow.
regards, Yogesh

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    Message was edited by:
    duvelke

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