Run oracle Form on local machine

Hi Guys,
I hope so you are fine.Guys am facing problem when am trying to run oracle forms on local machine.
"A plug in is needed to display to this content"
when i try to install plug ins am finding No suitable plugins were found.
am using
Windows :7,
From developer: 10.1.2.0.2
Application :r 12.1.3
Firefox:21.0
JIinit:1.3.1.22
Java TM6
Thanks,
SK

user7507909 wrote:
Hi Guys,
I hope so you are fine.Guys am facing problem when am trying to run oracle forms on local machine.
"A plug in is needed to display to this content"
when i try to install plug ins am finding No suitable plugins were found.
am using
Windows :7,
From developer: 10.1.2.0.2
Application :r 12.1.3
Firefox:21.0
JIinit:1.3.1.22
Java TM6
Thanks,
SKDuplicate post -- How to run oracle forms on local machine
Please use IE instead to download JRE plug-in then try from Firefox.
Please also see (Unable To Access Forms Using Firefox Browser On Oracle Applications R12: Additional Plugins Required [ID 552985.1]).
Thanks,
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