Where are HTML DB applications under Apache?

There is advice to use for HTML DB administration, and also - for developemnt puporses the web applicatin with URL in form:
http://server:port/pls/Database Authentication Descriptor/...
For me - it results in page not found...
Well - I have installed HTML BD (10.1.0.2.0) - but - under the
C:\oracle\product\10.1.0\dbc_1\Apache\Apache\htdoc
there is no directories like \pls...
Are these application located in other places. My installation was succesfull (without erroras) and in installation log I can found that thousands of some DB entries - named 'pages' has been created in DB... Well - what is architeture of HTML DB application - are web pages saved in Oracle DB and as plain text HTML?

They are stored in the database under the flows users. Unfortunately, they are not in a format that is as friendly as html. The pages are rendered using pl/sql packages in the database.
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