Re: Application Server 10g - configuration issues

Considering before Forms Runtime is started the request must pass first to HTTP Server, please check the HTTP Server logfile and see what URL is being passed

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On 4/5/08, Carol Bristow <Carol.Bristow_at_dpra.com> wrote:


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>  I am going nuts with an attempt to configure the forms server.  I have

> the Forms Services Deployment Guide, as well as Oracle Press's OAS 10g Web

> Development book on building and deploying web-based applications.  I also

> found Steve Callan's Installation Cookbook that is on the Database Journal

> website.

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> I have a server that had OAS installed by someone else (along with an

> application that I know nothing about, but I'll refrain from whining

> <vbg>).  The Forms component is installed and running, and will stop and

> start without error.

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> I have added my forms directory to the appropriate path variables in the

> environment file, and added in my starting form.  I made sure to copy the

> exact servlet URL from the Forms administration page, since it's different

> than those listed in the various documentation sources.  When I try and open

> up my form, the URL gets the last three letters repeated in the address bar,

> and IE promptly shuts down.  No errors, no nothing.

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> Thinking that perhaps I had screwed up somehow, I tried testing with the

> test form that is supplied.  Again, the address bar shows "testest" as the

> form name, instead of "test", then shuts completely.

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> I've restarted all services, with no change in behavior.

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> Having not touched OAS since version 4.0.8, I'm at a loss as to what to

> look at to troubleshoot.  It doesn't appear that anything is being logged,

> and I don't see any place to turn logging on.

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> Help!!!

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> Carol Bristow

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> DPRA Inc.

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> 1655 N. Ft Myer Dr  Ste 925

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> Arlington, VA 22209

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> phone: 703-682-2612

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> fax: 703-528-3100

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