Where put fif files for icons in local test

When i test my form on local (http://xserver:8889/etc...)
where i put my gif fiel for the icons ??
In application server work fine but local don't fine le icons?
Thank's !

Mike,
best practice is to have icons stored and deployed in jar files. This way tehre is no difference between OracleAS and Developer Suite
see: http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/forms/pdf/webicons.pdf
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