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    If you want to Ask any How to ? Question for Oracle Applications like How to Configure Shared APPL_TOP, SSL, Monitoring, Add Node, Backup, Start/Stop Services in Oracle Applications then Mail Me.  How to access Oracle Applications (Core Application/ Forms) from Linux Client ?

As you knw there is no Jinitiator for Linux so you can use Java plug-in to access Oracle Applications 11i Forms. Here is the steps

Please Note , Applications 11i currently certified from windows & Mac Clients only. Information provided below is just for information & testing purpose.

Check first which JDK version your form server is Using . On form server execute
env | grep FORMS60_WEB_CONFIG_FILE
depending on your apps version you will see file like appsweb_$CONTEXT_NAME.cfg or appsweb.cfg
Open this file & check for JDK version check for parameter sun_plugin_version If you see entry like sun_plugin_version=1.4.2_04, install this version of JDK from sun's site java.sun.com to your linux client machine from where you want to access forms and create a symbolic link for the plugin in browser plugin directory usually in */usr/lib/mozilla/plugin* as in my case I am configuring mozilla on linux client.
Then change appsweb file defined by parameter FORMS60_WEB_CONFIG_FILE on forms tier plugin from jinit to jdk ; The following parameter specifies the type of plugin to be used.
; Following are the accepted values:
; jinit - use the JInitiator plugin (default)
; jdk - use the Sun's JDK plugin
plugin=jdk
Try accessing Form server & check if you can access forms.
 

   


  
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