This document provides guidelines for running Oracle Forms 11g applications in a client environment. It outlines checking that Java is installed and is the recommended version 1.6.0_33. It describes configuring the Java Control Panel to disable mixed code verification and avoid security pop-ups when running the application. The guidelines also note that a login.txt file may be needed for prepopulating user credentials on initial application launch.

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Guidelines to run Oracle Forms 11g Application in
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Contents
1 Introduction 3
2 Guidelines to Run Oracle Forms 11g Application 4
3 Revision History 10

3. Introduction
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1 Introduction
This document covers the guidelines to run Oracle Forms 11g application in client.

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2 Guidelines to Run Oracle Forms 11g
Application
Before running the application, check whether Java is installed in your system.
Note:
If Java is installed in your system, you can view the Java icon in the Control
Panel  Programs.
If not, install JRE 1.6 update 33.
If you have Java installed in your system, check its Version as described below.
1. Go to Control Panel  Programs  click Java icon. The Java Control Panel
screen is displayed.
Figure 1
2. Click About to view the Java version installed in your system. Oracle suggests Java
1.6.0_33 version, as this is certified with Oracle 11g Forms R1 or R2.

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Once you have Java in the system, do the below set up in the Java Control Panel to
avoid the below pop-up
Cause:-
Signed Java Web Start applications and applets that contain signed and unsigned components
could potentially be unsafe unless the mixed code was intended by the application vendor. As of
the Java SE 6 Update 19 release, when a program contains both signed and unsigned
components, a warning dialog is raised.
Solution:-
In the security dialog, if the user clicks yes, it blocks potentially unsafe components from running,
and the program may terminate. If the user clicks the No button, the application or applet
continues execution.
Raising a warning is the default behavior, but there are options available for users to manage this
situation.
You can manage how mixed code programs are handled through the Java Control Panel.

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1. Go to Control Panel  Programs  click Java icon. The Java Control Panel
screen is displayed.
Figure 2
2. Click Advanced tab.

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3. Click ‘+’ sign near Security to view the options.
Figure 3

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4. Click ‘+’ sign near Mixed code under Security.
Figure 4

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5. Select the Disable verification (not recommended) option as shown below.
Figure 5
6. Click Apply and close the Java Control Panel.
Now, test the Forms URL in the browser. While running for the first time, two pop-ups
appear. Trust the pop-ups, it will not appear later.
Note: For last logged in User ID and Domain in the application, at the start of application you
need to have a login.txt file in the C Drive. (For this, you need to have access to create or
modify files in the Drive).

10. Revision History
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3 Revision History
Date Version Description Author
03.12.2012 0.1 Formatted the document Selvakala
Bharathi