linux 访问 EBS 应该如何设置

yzf836

jinit没有linux的版本,在linux下,打开EBS站点,所有的JSP页面都可以正常使用,但打开form就不行了.
文档中说,EBS支持JDK方式访问,但我安装后,没有任何的结果.我的做法如下,请大家指正:

1、rpm -iv j2sdk-1_4_2_12-linux-i586.rpm （安装JDK）
2、cd /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
3、ln -s /usr/java/j2sdk1.4.2-12/jre/plugin/i386/ns610-gcc32/libjavaplugin_oji.so libjavaplugin_oji.so

结果，在moz中的插件中，发现正确配置了java，但打开站点，发现，还是不能打开。用netscape 7.2，则提示要求下载插件。插件其实就是java.

laozhu

帮你顶..我去研究一下..

laozhu

请参考:
Subject:  Basic Facts of Oracle JInitiator
  Doc ID:  Note:221531.1 Type:  BULLETIN
  Last Revision Date:  23-DEC-2005 Status:  PUBLISHED


PURPOSE
-------

This article talks about all the basic facts of Oracle Jinitiator.
That includes Benefits, System Requirements, Setting up the Oracle JInitiator
Plug-in, customize the Oracle JInitiator download file, Modifying the cache
size for Oracle JInitiator, Modifying the heap size for Oracle JInitiator,
modify the proxy server setting for Oracle JInitiator and more.


SCOPE & APPLICATION
-------------------

This section describes the benefits of using Oracle JInitiator as a Web browser
plug-in. Oracle JInitiator enables users to run Oracle9i Forms applications
using Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer. It provides the ability to
specify the use of a specific Java Virtual Machine (JVM) on the client, rather
than using the browser's default JVM.

Oracle JInitiator runs as a plug-in for Netscape Navigator and as an ActiveX
component for Internet Explorer. Oracle JInitiator does not replace or modify
the default JVM provided by the browser. Rather, it provides an alternative JVM
in the form of a plug-in.
Oracle provides two JAR files (f90all.jar and f90all_jinit.jar). f90all.jar is
a standard JAR file, and f90all_jinit.jar is a JAR file with extra compression
that can only be used with Oracle JInitiator.


Why Use Oracle JInitiator?
---------------------------

Oracle JInitiator delivers a certified, supportable, Java Runtime Environment
(JRE) to client desktops, which can be launched transparently through a Web
browser. Oracle JInitiator is Oracle's version of JavaSoft's Java Plug-in.
The JavaSoft Plug-in is a delivery mechanism for a JavaSoft JRE, which can be
launched from within a browser. Likewise, Oracle JInitiator is providing a
delivery mechanism for an Oracle certified JRE, which enables Oracle9i Forms
applications to be run from within a browser in a stable and supported manner.

In addition to providing a certified platform for the execution of Oracle 9i
Forms applications, Oracle JInitiator provides a number of additional features
over and above the standard JavaSoft Java Plug-in. These include JAR file
caching, incremental JAR file loading, and applet caching (see Chapter 8,
Minimizing the Application Start-up Time - Oracle9iAS Forms Services).


Benefits of Oracle JInitiator
------------------------------

Oracle JInitiator provides these benefits:

* It allows the latest Oracle-certified JVM to run in older browser releases.
* It ensures a consistent JVM between different browsers.
* It is a reliable deployment platform. JInitiator has been thoroughly tested
  and certified for use with Oracle9iAS Forms Services.
* It is a high-performance deployment environment. Application class files are
  automatically cached by JInitiator, which provides fast application start-up.
* It is a self-installing, self-maintaining deployment environment. JInitiator
  automatically installs and updates itself like a plug-in or an Active-X
  component. Locally cached application class files are automatically updated
  from the application server.


System Requirements
-------------------

The minimum system requirements for Oracle JInitiator are:

* Windows 98, NT, 2000, XP
* Pentium 90 MHz or better processor
* 25MB free hard disk space (recommended 30MB)
* 16MB system RAM (recommended 32MB)


Using Oracle JInitiator with Netscape Navigator
-----------------------------------------------

Oracle JInitiator leverages the Netscape Navigator plug-in architecture in
order to run inside the browser in the same way other plug-ins, such as
QuickTime movies or Shockwave animations operate. Using the Netscape HTML
<EMBED> tag, Web application developers can specify that plug-ins run as part
of a Web page. This is what makes it possible for Oracle JInitiator to run
inside the Web browser with minimal user intervention.

When Navigator first encounters an HTML page that specifies the use of Oracle
JInitiator, users will see a "Plug-in Not Loaded" dialog on the HTML page,
which directs the user to the Oracle JInitiator download page. Users can then
download the version of Oracle JInitiator for their operating system and
install it. Once Oracle JInitiator is installed, users must shut down
Navigator, restart it, and then revisit the original HTML page. Oracle
JInitiator will then run and use the parameters in the <EMBED> tag to render
the applet. The next time Navigator encounters a Web page that specifies Oracle
JInitiator, Navigator will seamlessly load and run the plug-in from the local
disk, without user intervention.

Using Oracle JInitiator with Microsoft Internet Explorer Oracle JInitiator
leverages the Microsoft Internet Explorer extension mechanism for downloading
and caching ActiveX controls and COM components. Using the HTML <OBJECT> tag,
Web application developers can specify that ActiveX controls or COM components
should run as part of a Web page. Such components include Oracle JInitiator.

When Internet Explorer first encounters an HTML file that has been modified to
specify the use of Oracle JInitiator, Internet Explorer will ask the user if it
is okay to download an ActiveX control signed with a VeriSign digital signature
by Oracle Corporation. If the user clicks "Yes," Internet Explorer will begin
downloading Oracle JInitiator. Oracle JInitiator will then run and use it's
parameters in the <OBJECT> tag to render the applet. The next time Internet
Explorer encounters a Web page modified to support Oracle JInitiator, it will
seamlessly load and run Oracle JInitiator from the local disk, without user
intervention.


Setting up the Oracle JInitiator Plug-in
----------------------------------------

To set up the Oracle JInitiator plug-in:

1. Add Oracle JInitiator HTML mark-up to your base HTML file.
2. Install Oracle JInitiator on your server (for server-based testing purposes
   only).
3. Customize the Oracle JInitiator download file.
4. Make Oracle JInitiator available for download.


Adding Oracle JInitiator Mark-up to Your Base HTML File
-------------------------------------------------------

To add Oracle JInitiator mark-up to your base HTML file:

1. Open your base HTML file within a text editor.
2. Add the OBJECT and EMBED tags.
   For examples of added mark-up, refer to Chapter 3, default basejini.htm
   File -- Oracle9iAS Forms Services . Customizing the Oracle JInitiator
   Download File the Oracle JInitiator download file (JINIT_DOWNLOAD.HTM) is
   the template HTML file that allows your users to download the Oracle
   JInitiator file.


To customize the Oracle JInitiator download file:
-------------------------------------------------

1. Open the JINIT_DOWNLOAD.HTM file within an HTML or text editor.
2. Modify the text as desired.
3. Save your changes.


To make Oracle JInitiator available for download:
-------------------------------------------------

1. Copy jinit13x.EXE to your Web server.
   You must copy jinit13x.EXE to the location that was specified within the
   base HTML file.
2. Copy JINIT_DOWNLOAD.HTM to your Web server.
   You must copy JINIT_DOWNLOAD.HTM to the location that was specified within
   the base HTML file.


To modify the Oracle JInitiator plug-in:
----------------------------------------

1. Modify the cache size for Oracle JInitiator.
2. Modify the heap size for Oracle JInitiator.
3. Check and modify the proxy server setting for Oracle JInitiator.
4. View Oracle JInitiator output.


Modifying the cache size for Oracle JInitiator
----------------------------------------------

1. From the Windows Start menu, choose Start|Settings|Control Panel|Oracle
   JInitiator.
2. Click the Basic tab.
3. In the Java Run Time Parameters field, specify the Dcache size. For example,
   specifying Dcache.size=20000000 sets the cache size to 20MB.
   The default cache size for Oracle JInitiator is 20000000. This is set for
   you when you install Oracle JInitiator.


Modifying the heap size for Oracle JInitiator
---------------------------------------------

1. From the Windows Start menu, choose Start|Settings|Control Panel|Oracle
   JInitiator.
2. Click the Basic tab.
3. In the Java Run Time Parameters field, specify the mx size. For example,
   specifying Xmx64m means setting maximum heap size to 64MB.
   The default maximum heap size for Oracle JInitiator is 64MB. This has been
   set for you when you install Oracle JInitiator.


Check and modify the proxy server setting for Oracle JInitiator
---------------------------------------------------------------

1. From the Windows Start menu, choose Start|Settings|Control Panel|Oracle
   JInitiator.
2. Click the Proxies tab.
3. Select the Use Browser Settings checkbox to allow Oracle JInitiator to use
   the settings in your browser's configuration dialog box. If you want to use
   another proxy server setting, be sure the box is not checked. Then, enter
   the host name for the proxy server in the Proxy Address field.


Viewing Oracle JInitiator output
--------------------------------

To view Oracle JInitiator output:

1. From the Windows Start menu, choose Start|Settings|Control Panel|Oracle
   JInitiator.
2. Click the Basic tab.
3. Check the Show Java Console check box to enable debug output.


Modifying the base HTML file
----------------------------

When you deploy an Oracle9i Forms application using JInitiator, JInitiator
reads parameter values from the formsweb.cfg file and passes these values into
the baseHTML file. If you want to create a static baseHTML file so that the
same values are read all the time, you need to manually place them in the
baseHTML file. For an example of the Oracle JInitiator mark-up for both
Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator, see Chapter 3 Default
basejini.htm File -- Oracle9iAS Forms Services  . Adding these tags to your
baseHTML file will enable your applications to run within both Netscape and
Microsoft browsers.

laozhu

终于找到了。 .你自己看把
Recommended Mozilla Browser Settings
HTTP 1.1/Keep Alive Settings
Customers using Applications 11.5.9 or later should have HTTP 1.1/Keep Alive enabled.

To enable this in Mozilla please go to Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced -> HTTP Networking. Please ensure 'Enable Keep-Alive' is ticked under 'Proxy Connection Options'.

Initial JInitiator Download Directory Requirement
For the correct directory to be used when downloading JInitiator to the client, the 'Plug-in Finder Service' parameter must be unchecked.

To do this please go to Go to Edit -> Preferences -> Navigator -> Helper Applications -> Plug-in Finder Service and uncheck 'Always use the Netscape Plug-in Finder Service (PFS) to get plug-ins'.

Please see either the Mozilla Applications 11.5.9 Users or Mozilla Applications 11.5.10 Users section of this note, for possible patch requirements for this functionality.

Page Refresh
When using Oracle Self-Service products it is important to ensure that the most current data is being viewed. You may check if the page has been updated since your last visit by manually refreshing the page, however it is desirable for this to be done automatically through Mozilla. To set this, go to Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Cache -> 'Compare the page in the cache to the page on the network:' and select 'Every time I view the page'.

Shared Desktop Security
If multiple users share the same desktop, they may be able to view a previous users browser content by pressing the 'Back' button on the browser.  To fix this issue, please apply patch 4318900. You must also set the Applications 11i 'Force Page Refresh' profile option to 'Yes'.

Java Applets
If you are using Jinitiatior 1.3.1.25 with Mozilla 1.7.5 or higher, you must disable Java from within the Mozilla Browser:

Edit -> Tools -> Advanced->

Uncheck the 'Enable Java' option so that the Sun J2SE plugin is not enabled (this ensures that the Jinitiator plugin is used instead).



Required Patches for Mozilla Users
Mozilla Oracle Applications 11.5.9 Users
Mozilla Oracle Applications 11.5.10 Users

Mozilla Oracle Applications 11.5.9 Users
Mozilla Oracle Applications 11.5.9 Users
Oracle Balanced Scorecard Users
Oracle iProcurement Users
Oracle Knowledge Management Users
Oracle Trading Community Users


Mozilla Oracle Applications 11.5.9 Users
Oracle Applications 11.5.9 users must upgrade to Oracle Applications Framework 11i.FWK.H (Patch 3262919 or later to use the Mozilla browser.

If you are using Oracle Developer 6i patchset 14 (6.0.8.23.x) or earlier, please apply Oracle Developer 6i patchset 15 (6.0.8.24.x) or later by following MetaLink note   125767.1 titled, 'Upgrading Developer 6i with Oracle Applications 11i '.

If you are using the Framework Navigator Link to launch forms and wish users to be able to download a new JInitiator version that they do not already have installed on their clients you must apply patch 4354867.

Oracle Balanced Scorecard Users
Oracle Balanced Scorecard users should apply Oracle Balanced Scorecard Mini-pack I (5.2), (11iBSC.I), Patch 3894719) or later.

Oracle iProcurement Users
Oracle iProcurement users should apply Patch 3527205.

Oracle Knowledge Management Users
Oracle Knowledge Management users should apply the Knowledge Management 1159 2005 January Roll Up Patch, 4053436 or later.

Oracle Trading Community Users
Oracle Trading Community users should apply patchset 11i.HZ.N (Patch 3618299) or later.

Mozilla Oracle Applications 11.5.10 Users
Mozilla Oracle Applications 11.5.10 Users
Oracle Advanced Collections Users
Oracle Balanced Scorecard Users
Oracle E-Business Intelligence Users  
Oracle Lease Management Users
Oracle Trading Community Users
Oracle Web ADI Users

Mozilla Oracle Applications 11.5.10 Users
To use the Mozilla browser with Oracle Applications 11.5.10, please apply '11.5.10 Consolidated Update (CU1) for ATG ' (patch 4017300).

If you are using Oracle Developer 6i patchset 14 (6.0.8.23.x) or earlier, please apply Oracle Developer 6i patchset 15 (6.0.8.24.x) or later by following MetaLink note   125767.1 titled, 'Upgrading Developer 6i with Oracle Applications 11i '.

If you are using the Framework Navigator Link to launch forms and wish users to be able to download a new JInitiator version that they do not already have installed on their clients you must apply patch 4354867.

Oracle Advanced Collections Users
If you are using '11i.IEX.G' or earlier, please apply '11i.IEX.H' patch 4120503 or later.

Oracle Balanced Scorecard Users
If you are using 11i.BSC.H or earlier, please apply Oracle Balanced Scorecard Mini-pack I (5.2), (11i.BSC.I) 3894719 or later.

Oracle E-Business Intelligence Users
Oracle E-Business Intelligence Users should apply the BIS.K Rollup Patch 2, (Patch 4201164) or later.

Oracle Lease Management Users
Oracle Lease Management users should apply 11i.OKL.G,(Patch 3981693) or later.

Oracle Trading Community Users
Oracle Trading Community users should apply patchset 11i.HZ.N (Patch 3618299) or later.

Oracle Web ADI Users
Oracle Web ADI users should apply patchset BNE.D, 3218526 or later.

Known Issues for Mozilla Users
Oracle E-Business Intelligence Users
The following are issues affecting E-Business Intelligence Users with Applications 11.5.10 -

When exporting a PDF file, the .pdf extension gets appended twice, for example 'Page1234.pdf.pdf'. Please see bug 4046652 for further details.

In 'Daily Payables Intelligence' if there are links at the bottom of reports pages they will be indented. Please see bug 4057636 for further details.

You cannot add a selected performance measure to the selected list as the 'arrow' button does not work with PHP Portlet. Please see bug 4059685 for further details.

The 'PO Matching' field in 'Daily Payables Intelligence' is not fully visible. Please see bug 4060150 for further details.

Clicking the 'Next 25' link when searching 'Key Performance Indicators' after scrolling down the list using the mouse scroll (rather than the scrollbar in the form) causes a black page to display momentarily before bringing back the next set of records. This can also cause display problems with the Global Icons. Please see bug 4046347 for further details.

When creating a measure in Balanced Scorecard, trying to add an arithmetic function within a line causes it to be written to the end of the line. Please see bug 4038576 for further details.

Oracle CADView-3D Users
When installing CADView-3D desktop the 'npam3d.dll' file is not installed into the plugins directory of Mozilla. This should be copied into the directory manually, please see bug 4148154 for further details.

When viewing a cadview model, clicking the left or right mouse buttons briefly causes a white flash across the screen. Please see bug 4163778 for further details.

Oracle Contracts Core Users
When using a text field in 'Clause Creation', the text gets erased after going to a variable and coming back again. Also, if you enter text on two different lines and 'save', the two lines get concatenated onto the same line. Please see bug 4103762 for further details.

Oracle HRMS Self-Service Users
If you click the 'Next 10' link twice in succession from the 'Employees' form to navigate to the next set of employee records you will see the following browser error message and the Application will close;

'Mozilla.exe has generated error and will be closed by windows. You will need to restart the program. An error log is being created.'

If you view a record in between pressing the Next 10 link, the error should not occur. Please see bug 4108850 for further details.

Oracle Marketing Users
If 11.5.9 Oracle Marketing Users enter descriptions greater than 4000 characters, the description will be truncated to 4000 characters. Please see bug 4211013 for further details.

The breadcrumb links are incorrect when creating a segment in the 'Audience Dashboard', 'Segments' screen. Please see bug 4158174 for further details.

Oracle Trade Management Users
Oracle Trade Management has a known issue in 11.5.9, whereby the 'Ship To... List of Values' shows an error when you click on it for the first time. Please see bug  4210778 for details.  

Personal Homepage Setting
The ICX 'Personal Homepage' setting is not supported with the Mozilla browser.
Rich Text Editing
The Cut, Copy and Paste buttons within the Rich text Editor on Oracle Applications Framework do not work by default when using a Mozilla browser. This is due to a security feature within Mozilla. We recommend that the keyboard shortcut keys, which do still work by default are used for this functionality. If you still wish to use the buttons, this can be enabled by editing the users Mozilla preference file. Further information is available at, http://www.mozilla.org/editor/midasdemo and http://www.mozilla.org/editor/midasdemo/securityprefs.html.  

BIDI Language Users
BIDI Languages are not supported with Self Service Applications using the Mozilla Browser.

yzf836

我去测试吧!

yzf836

level 3 & 4,it's Mozilla used in windows plant!In linux already hasthis setting ! but ,after setting ,no help ,Cann't open has cann't open.

laozhu

还没在LINIX 上 连接EBS过的..值得研究..

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向laozhu学习.