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Web Browser

Client Tier

Application Server

Middle Tier

Database Server

Database TierClient

Forms Listener Servlet

Forms Runtime Process

Internet

HTTP / HTTPS

Client side

FirewallServer side

Firewall

HTTP ListenerOracle WebLogic

Managed Server

Forms Listener

Servlet

Forms Runtime

Process

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Non-WebUtil Enabled Forms·

WebUtil Enabled Forms·

Non-WebUtil Enabled Forms·

WebUtil Enabled Forms·

Non-WebUtil Enabled Forms·

WebUtil Enabled Forms·

Represents the fully-qualified web address to the

Forms environment, to include the configuration

name. If config is not included, the default configuration will be used. Make sure you specify the URL within quotes ("").

This is a required argument.

Specifies the amount of time (in milliseconds) the launcher should wait for the server to respond before timing out. The value must be a whole number.

This is an optional argument.

Default:

Specifies whether to display the config parameters received from the server on the console.

This is an optional argument.

Default:

Internet Explorer

Mozilla FireFox

All other browsers and Macintosh clients

Forms Application nameMandatoryThe first argument always needs to be the Forms

Application Name.

Example: sales

Forms Application versionMandatoryThe second argument always needs to be the

Forms Application Name.

This is the Forms

Application version and it

has not nothing to do with the Forms Product version.

Example: 1.0

Forms Applications

Artifacts directory

It is the directory where the

Forms Application artifacts

(Forms, Menus, PLSQL libraries, Object libraries) reside.

Optionally, Forms

applications related configuration can be included into the FAR file by creating the configuration contents in the files. as shown in .MandatoryThe third argument always needs to be the artifacts directory.

Avoid creating one top-

level directory for all the

Forms applications.

Example: if you have

Forms Applications Sales,

Finance and Human

Resources. Create a

separate top-level directory for each one of these applications and pass that directory path as the artifacts directory.

When specifying optional

configuration files, place the files under the top level directory of the artifacts directory. The Forms

Application Packager will

pick up the configuration from these files and include it in the FAR file.

It is the directory where the

FAR files are generated.Optional

W h e n p r e s e r v e _ d i r a r g u m e n t i s u s e d t h e n o u t p u t _

When used, it should

always be the forth argument passed to the FA packager.

If you provide the output

directory, then fa_packager will generate the far files under this directory. If you don't provide this argument then fa_packger will generate the far files under the current directory. d i r b e c o m e s m a n d a t o r y

It is a boolean argument

(true/false) with a default value of false.

It indicates if the directory

structure from the artifact directory needs to be preserved in the FAR files.OptionalWhen used, it should always be the fifth argument passed to the FA packager.

The contents of this file will be added to

formsweb.cfg during deployment by FADS. ·You can define multiple application sections in this file.

·You should not have an application section

named ªdefaultº, nor should you name any

Forms Application as default.

·When the user does not provide app.cfg, an

empty application section based on the application name is created in formsweb.cfg. ·If userId parameter is added to this file, it will be ignored. The contents of this file will be added to a new env file during deployment by FADS.

·When the user does not provide app.env, a

Forms environment configuration file is still

created by FADS with all the required environment variables.

The contents of this file will be added to

jvmcontrollers.cfg during deployment by FADS. The contents of this file will be added to Registry.dat Forms_application.xmlIt is the FADS deployment descriptor, which contains all the metadata relevant to the packaged Forms Application.fmb directoryIncludes all the Forms (fmb) files from the Forms Application artifacts directory.mmb directoryIncludes all the Menus (mmb) files from the Forms Application artifacts directory.pll directoryIncludes all the PLSQL libraries (pll) files from the

Forms Application artifacts directory.olb directoryIncludes all the Object libraries (olb) files from the

Forms Application artifacts directory.sql directoryIncludes all the SQL files files from the Forms

Application artifacts directory.user_exits directoryIncludes all the User Exit libraries (.so and .dll for

Windows platform) files from the Forms

Application artifacts directory.client_jars directoryIncludes the following artifacts from the Forms

Application artifacts directory:

·JAR files (*.jar)

·HTML files (*.htm, *.html)

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