Running OC4J services in Background on Windows

I would like to run the OC4J services in background, can someone please provide me a solutions. Presently working on OBIEE Build Repositories.
Thanks in advance,
Samson.
Edited by: user630453 on Apr 26, 2009 9:06 PM

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