Running a windows batch file on the middle teir

Hi, I am converting a client/server Forms app to 10iAS (9.0.4). in Client Server mode, one of the forms calls a batch file that runs on the client. The same batch file must now run on the middle teir app server where iAS is installed, not the client's computer (no need for WebUtil).
No change was made to the batch file, and it can be run with supplied params at the command prompt on the iAS server. However, when run through the web app, the batch file is failing. It is being executed, but when it hits this line:
FOR %%F in (%1\arp*.w) do type %%F | gawk -f ARKeys.awk | gawk -f SMSar.awk
it fails.
Q: is there a different method to program DOS batch files wheb being called from the Forms server?

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*(The KEY value entered must be match to the KEY value entered int the listener.ora file!)*
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)Finally you need to restart your listiner. After restarting there will be a service called "PLSExtProc" in your listener.
This are only examples for extproc configuration, your tnsnames.ora and listener.ora can be differs.
FIRST MAKE MAKE A BACKUP OF YOUR ORIGINAL tnsnames.ora AND listener.ora FILES
For more information please check metalink note 68061.1 "EXTPROC: Creating External Procedures on Windows NT"
Bestr Regards
Norbert

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===================================================================================================
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