Running Oracle form 10g in web

Dear all,
What components do i need to run a form 10g on web?
I have developed a form already and it runs on a browser of the machine i used to develop it. I want to run it from another machine via web, what should i do?
Thanks and regards,
Steve

Hi!
On your develop machine open the formsweb.cfg in %developer_home%\forms\server
with the text editor of your choice.
Scroll to the end of the file and create a new config entry:
This is for use with Jinitiator without webutil:
[your_config_name]
form=your_form_name.fmx
WorkingDirectory=x:\your_fmx_path
lookAndFeel=oracle
# leave userid empty to force manual login
userid=user/password@database
baseHTMLjinitiator=basejini.htm
archive_jini=frmall_jinit.jarTo call your application from the other client machine use
*{noformat}http://developer_machine:port/forms/frmservlet?config=your_config_name{noformat}*
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