Steps for installing oracle 9i AS in windows 2000

Hi,
I have windows 2000 server and i have already installed oracle 9i database in c:\oracle9ids folder.
Now i want to install oracel 9i Application server and oracle 9i Infrastructure.
I am bit confused with the procedure of installation.
Can anyone help me with the steps and sequence whether i have to install the oracle 9i application server first and if so,what should be the oracle home for this.For this should i select c:\oracle9ids (where i have installed oracle 9i database) as the oracle home or should i install this in a separate oracle home.
Similarly when i should install oracle 9i infrasturcture(is it before the oracle 9i application server installation or after this) and also what should be the oracle home for that(is it the oracle home c:\oracle9ids,where the oracle database is installed or in a separate oracle home).
Also,can anyone send me the links for these 2 manuals.
Oracle9i Application Server Concepts Guide
Oracle9i Application Server Administrator's Guide
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks

Sri --
All of the doc is available from OTN - follow the links on the left nav bar -> Documentation -> Oracle9iAS and then choose the Doc library for the specific release you are interested in. The site seems to be down right now but if you follow the links above you will find both of these on the 'Getting Started' tab.
Oracle9i Application Server Concepts Guide
Oracle9i Application Server Administrator's Guide
The installation manual and release notes are in the platform specific doc libraries - also available from the Documentation link on the left nav. These should provide the information you need to understand the steps to follow to install - if you find these steps confusing please let me know your specific comments so we can look to make improvements in the next release of the product.
I am assuming you are installing Oracle9iAS 9.0.2.x.
Let me clarify how the Oracle9iAS 902 install works.
1. Firstly, if you want to use the Oracle9iAS infrastructure - ie for management purposes/single signon/portal or other components that require metadata then you need to install the Infrastructure first.
This must be installed into it's own brand new oracle_home. This will, by default, install an Oracle9i database tha[i]Long postings are being truncated to ~1 kB at this time.

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