WEB Forms
Date: Tue, 05 May 1998 11:14:00 -0600
Message-ID: <6inds9$kku$1_at_nnrp1.dejanews.com>
Brain
[Quoted] I am confused. What is the relationship between the applet viewer and the Browser? I thought that the Browser did the work. Do you need the applet [Quoted] viewer running with the browser? If so, how?
I have installed IE 4.0 one machine (one the same machine as the Web Server) [Quoted] and Netscape 4.0 on another.
When I installed IE 4.0 and Netscape 4.0. My static pages will not be served [Quoted] with the "Form Server Listener" running but they are server when the "Form [Quoted] Server Listener" is not running. My Test Web form seems to start the "Applets" but my test form does not appear. (After several minutes, IE comes [Quoted] back with a dialog box of "FRM 99999 A network error occurred, the client will not be able to continue" )
With the "Form Server Listener" running the Static and Test Web Forms 'Times [Quoted] Out" on IE 4.0 and Netscape 4.0 "Goes off and don't come back."
I can run the "Admin" page of the Web Server with the "Form Server Listener" [Quoted] running or not with either browser.
I have created a very simple test form It displays one record with 4-5 simple [Quoted] text fields.
Thanks in advance for your help
Randy
Enclosed is the static file "non-cartridge"
<HTML>
<!-- FILE: static.html -->
<!-- Oracle Static (Non-Cartridge) HTML File Template (Windows NT) -->
<!-- Rename, and modify tags and parameter values as needed -->
<HEAD><TITLE>Developer/2000 for the Web</TITLE></HEAD>
<BODY><BR>Please wait while the Forms Client class files download and run.
[Quoted] <BR>This will take a second or two...
<P>
<!-- applet definition (start) -->
<APPLET CODEBASE="/web_code/"
CODE="oracle.forms.uiClient.v1_4.engine.Main"
ARCHIVE="/web_jars/f45all.jar"
HEIGHT=20
WIDTH=20>
<PARAM NAME="serverPort" VALUE="9000">
<PARAM NAME="serverArgs"
VALUE="module=c:\metrics\form\acronym.fmx">
<PARAM NAME="serverApp"
VALUE="default">
</APPLET>
<!-- applet definition (end) -->
</BODY>
</HTML>
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