To use the clientBrowser parameter, you must have security permissions to issue a system call that executes the named application. You must copy JDK_DOWNLOAD.HTM to the location specified within JDK_DOWNLOAD.HTM.Ĭ.2.2 Adding the clientBrowser Parameter to your Base HTML File

Copy JDK_DOWNLOAD.HTM to your Web server.

You must copy JDK.EXE to the location specified within JDK_DOWNLOAD.HTM. JDK_DOWNLOAD.HTM is the template HTML file that allows your users to download the AppletViewer. In order to prepare to run your application within the AppletViewer, make the AppletViewer available for download and inform your users that they will have to install the AppletViewer on their client machines. If this is the case, you will need to follow the process to trust the Forms applet, as described later in this chapter in Section C.3.1, 'Trusting the Forms Applet by Registering Its Signature'.Ĭ.2.1 Preparing to Run Your Application with the AppletViewer When running your application in the AppletViewer, requests to show a URL (for example, web.showDocument and RUN_PRODUCT) will be ignored by the AppletViewer.

Add the clientBrowser parameter to your base HTML file.

Prepare to run your application with the AppletViewer.

To run applications in the AppletViewer, you must complete the following steps:

The AppletViewer is only supported on Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0.Ĭ.2 Running Application in the AppletViewer Upgraded versions are available for download from the Forms Developer Web site. The AppletViewer is a JDK component and an Oracle-supported product that client machines use to view applications running on the Forms Server. This appendix describes the AppletViewer, an alternative to using Oracle JInitiator.

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