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If you choose Custom installation, you must manually select Microsoft Virtual Machine for Java from the list of available components.ī.3.2 Testing Microsoft Internet Explorer Choose either the Full or Custom installation option.

When you install Microsoft Internet Explorer 5, you must also install the Microsoft Virtual Machine for Java component. You can download this browser from the Microsoft Web site at.

Install Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 on the client machine. This section describes the software that you must install on client machines to run Forms applications natively in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5. This browser option alleviates the need to perform any end user configurations of the browser. Oracle provides a Microsoft-specific signed CAB file (f60all.cab) that allows the Oracle Forms Java applet to run as a trusted applet inside of Internet Explorer 5.

Sends the HTML file to the end-user's browser.

Replaces variables (% variablename%) in the base HTML file with the appropriate parameter values specified in the FormsServlet.initArgs file (for servlet implementations only), formsweb.cfg file (for both servlet and CGI implementations), and from query parameters in the URL request (if any).

Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer version preceding version 5 Section B.3, "Internet Explorer 5 with Native JVM"

Selects the appropriate base HTML file using the table that follows:.

Reads the formsweb.cfg file to determine the IE50 parameter setting (if the end-user is using the Internet Explorer 5 browser).

The Forms servlet or CGI detects which browser the end-user is using.

When an end-user starts a Web-enabled application (by clicking a link to the application's URL): Note: :įor client browsers using Oracle JInitiator, version 1.1.7.30 of JInitiator is required to use the HTTP and HTTPS modes.ī.2 How Configuration Parameters and Base HTML Files are Tied to Client Browsers

Oracle JInitiator plug-in (using Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer)įor client browsers using AppletViewer, the HTTPS connection mode is not supported.

Users can view Oracle Forms applications on the Web using one of the following browser configurations: