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hossamnabil
how we run oracle forms using JRE
Nov 2 2009, 3:02 AM EST | Post edited: Nov 2 2009, 3:02 AM EST
I want to make the application server run oracle forms on the client using Java JRE not by JInitiator Do you find this valuable?    

wlmiland
1. RE: how we run oracle forms using JRE
Nov 9 2009, 2:23 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 9 2009, 2:23 PM EST
Check out note number 555681.1 on My Oracle Support. it should give you everything you need. Do you find this valuable?    

hossamnabil
2. RE: how we run oracle forms using JRE
Nov 11 2009, 1:50 AM EST | Post edited: Nov 11 2009, 1:50 AM EST
Dear wlmiland thank you for your effort but I don't have metalink, so if you please to copy and paste this topic .

Thanks
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linlasj
linlasj
3. RE: how we run oracle forms using JRE
Monday, 3:15 AM EST | Post edited: Monday, 3:15 AM EST
There are files in the directory of the Oracle Application Server that leads to the correct path when you shall use the "other" method. Study the file names.
Check inside the formsweb.cfg and read the comments. That should do it.
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hossamnabil
4. RE: how we run oracle forms using JRE
Monday, 8:45 AM EST | Post edited: Monday, 8:45 AM EST
what are these files and in what path. If you please send me these paths.
Thanks
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wlmiland
5. RE: how we run oracle forms using JRE
Monday, 11:59 AM EST | Post edited: Monday, 11:59 AM EST
Since you don't have MetaLink try these:
http://www.nyoug.org/Presentations/2008/June/Standen_JVM_Cutover.pdf
http://fdegrelle.over-blog.com/article-4135746-6.html
http://www.oratransplant.nl/2005/06/16/how-to-configure-forms-to-use-sun-jpi/
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linlasj
linlasj
6. RE: how we run oracle forms using JRE
Tuesday, 5:54 PM EST | Post edited: Tuesday, 6:02 PM EST
Study the URLs below.
THe method is to change the baseHTML file, it is now pointing to

the one loading the JINitiator.
So this
baseHTML=base.htm
shall be
baseHTML=basejpi.htm

And I should do that in a named section of the formsweb.cfg thus using &config=myconfig
to call on that particular named section. There are a number of predefined sections in the file.
Not a JPI enabled though.

Oracle recommends that you make your own config file since the basejpi.htm is overwritten during a new installation.That is also taken care of if you use named sections. Just copy the named section into the
new file after the install.
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