oracle jinitiator 1.3.1.30
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is there any one who knows,how to test this program,dose it works or not?
is there any one who knows,how to test this program,dose it works or not?
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Posted by:
dunnpy
14 years ago
lanselots,
I believe that Jinitiator is used when connecting to Oracle browser based applications.
So, you will need to have a connection to whatever Oracle browser app your client uses - to test the functionality of the package you create.
Hope this makes sense,
Dunnpy
I believe that Jinitiator is used when connecting to Oracle browser based applications.
So, you will need to have a connection to whatever Oracle browser app your client uses - to test the functionality of the package you create.
Hope this makes sense,
Dunnpy
Posted by:
rahvintzu
14 years ago
Oracle will eventually do away with Jinit and simply support JRE.
If your org is running an older version of Oracle Forms server then you maybe stuck with using Jinit.
If they are running a later version you can ask them if they can configure it to support JRE.
If your org is running an older version of Oracle Forms server then you maybe stuck with using Jinit.
If they are running a later version you can ask them if they can configure it to support JRE.
Posted by:
sharonk868
14 years ago
ORIGINAL: dunnpy
lanselots,
I believe that Jinitiator is used when connecting to Oracle browser based applications.
So, you will need to have a connection to whatever Oracle browser app your client uses - to test the functionality of the package you create.
Hope this makes sense,
Dunnpy
Thanks you for the post.
Hi guys, Im a newbie. Nice to join this forum.
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Posted by:
Chipster
14 years ago
Dunnpy is correct. you have to have an Oracle Browser based application to test this. We have several and each require a specific version of the jinit.
We are in the process of getting rid of the 1.3.1.9 version as it is NOT compatible with IE7 or IE8. I'm not sure about 1.3.1.30 so if those are of concern to you, do some checking on the compatibility.
We are in the process of getting rid of the 1.3.1.9 version as it is NOT compatible with IE7 or IE8. I'm not sure about 1.3.1.30 so if those are of concern to you, do some checking on the compatibility.
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