Re: JInitiator questions....

cary -

JInitiator has no server side components.

You get the warning yellow warning banner because the applet is not able to be run in a trusted mode. This happens when you access a Develoepr Server that uses a JAR file that has been signed with a digital certificate you don't have the correct version of.

From your description, the version of Developer Server you have on the windows machine uses the same digital certificate as the one your version JInitiator has installed for you.

Oracle JInitiator versions are certified to run with specific versions of Developer server. Oracle Support will be able to provide you with the list of certified combinations.

cheers!

-butts-

<cary_at_nams.net> wrote in message news:7jh4d2$uvt$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com...
> Hello,
>
> I have been using JInitiator to access Web Forms for a few months
> but have just discovered something that I had not seen before and need
> some feedback. Is JInitiator client-side only, or does it have pieces
> which must reside on the server as well? I was under the impression
> that it was client-side only, but after setting up a Unix box
> w/Developer Server 2.1 components and OWAS 3.0.2, I'm not so sure.
> When I try to access Web Forms on the Unix box from a browser on my
> Win95 desktop, I get those annoying 'Warning: applet window' messages
> on each and every window (among other GUI quirks) even though I have
> JInitiator installed on my desktop. When I hit our old NT workstation
> running the same software, the quirks are gone (at least most of
> them). The only difference that I can think of is that JInitiator is
> installed on the NT and not on the Unix box. Or is JInitiator somehow
> forever tied to the server machine from which it was originally
> downloaded? Can anyone help out here? Thanks in advance.
>
>
> Cary
>
>
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Received on Wed Jun 09 1999 - 20:50:46 CDT