Oracle Forms

if I always need to 1) You downlod jinitiator only at first access and then you install it on your machine.

2) Sure, you can use SUN JRE, Search the Forum for JRE, there are loads of information about this.

Regards

you have 3 choices:

native JVM in the Internet Explorer (no JInitiator or Sun Plugin are needed)

or the JVM via plug-in technique

- Sun Plug-In
- JInitiator (this it the sun plugin + changes made by oracle)

Thank you Gerd.

Do you have any link or documentation about how can I configure to use a native JVM in the IExplorer?

Thanks in Advance.

Gerd, be careful,

Desupport of MSJVM
Oracle will continue to support deploying Forms application using the MSJVM, on targetted versions of Oracle software, while it is still supported by Microsoft. After that date, Forms users should ensure they are running on a certified platform combination. See the Client Platform Statement of direction for 6i and 9i for more information. Customers should take this into consideration when planning their clients for Web deployed Forms.


and ... from Microsoft's web site

Microsoft Java Virtual Machine Support
Published: September 12, 2003 | Updated: March 2, 2007

Recognizing the need to provide a smooth transition for current users of the Microsoft® Java Virtual Machine (MSJVM), Sun Microsystems and Microsoft have agreed to extend Microsoft's license to use Sun's Java source code and compatibility test suites. This extension allows Microsoft to support the MSJVM until December 31, 2007, providing customers with the ability to transition from the MSJVM on a schedule and plan that is most effective for them.
The MSJVM will reach its end of life on December 31, 2007.


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