Accesing Java Sever Page from Oracle forms 9i

hello,
i implemented a form with one button, one bean area..
after pressing that button, i have display one jsp file in that bean area...
can anyone give me what r the requirements....
if possible give one example... very urgent..
Naresh

Hi ,
Thanks for replying. Let me explain the issue again.
I have my Forms application in Oracle Forms 10g using Forms builder 10.1.2 and deployed on the Oracle Application Server 10.1.2
I have got this java utility that is a bunch of jsp/html files and jar files and basically what this utilty does calls the scanner and transfer scanned image to the DB. This is an indepent java project I got from outsource and not deployed to an EAR or anything.
Now from one of my Forms, I want to call this utility and I think to get this independent utility to run I have to call its index.jsp. So I think we do this using web.show_document. Also I have to make sure the security is maintained. So the user who logs in should only use this jsp.
If I get this utility to work in a seperate browser then I can do the necessary actions and close it and return back to my form.
But my questions, the utility is a bunch of loose jsps and jar files so where do I place these files in the Application server so that my Form can call it using a url.
2) How do I achieve the secure access to the jsp as well
3) How do I pass the parameters to this jsp.
I have not run the jsp from my desktop so don't know that either. This utility has to be placed on the Application Server itself becauseits going to be used by many users.
Please help.
Thanks

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How to avoid IE pop-ups when running BIP reports(w/ SSO) from Oracle Forms?

Hi all,
We have an OID/SSO integrated Oracle Forms and BI Publisher environment in place. We/users expect the same behavior when running Oracle Reports or BIP reports from Oracle Forms... which means receiving no intermediate pop-ups and simply getting the report output to appear in the relevant target application(PDF, EXCEL, etc). Currently we get multiple security warnings when running BIP reports from Oracle Forms.
Here's a list of Pop-ups contents:
1. "File Download - Security Warning" Do you want to open or save this file? -> OPEN
2. "File Download" Do you want to save this file? Name = ma01r500.pdf -> YES
3. "Save AS" -> pick desktop and save.
4. "Download Complete" -> OPEN
We have experimented with setting various IE security settings to LOW/enabled and still get these pop-ups.
Any suggestions is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Yahya

FYI... Metalink Note 282996.1 has resolved the bigger issue with the extra pop-ups with SSO enabled environment.
Cause:
Internet Explorer (IE) has to cache PDF files in a temporary directory prior to opening the file. Without this IE cannot process PDF files. With SSO protected pages, the header cache settings are set to no-cache which prevents IE from downloading PDF files.
Solution:
In mod_osso.conf use the entry "OssoSendCacheHeaders off" which tells mod_osso to turn off all no-cache related headers, which the enables Internet Explorer to be cache the file in a temporary directory.
Now I am not sure if anybody has any thoughts/suggestions as how we might be able to resolve this issue where Oracle Reports WEB.SHOW_DOCUMENT calls have no pop-ups so ideally BIP reports WEB.SHOW_DOCUMENT calls should behave the same as both are calls from Oracle Forms.
But at least now our SSO enabled environment and un-secure DEV/UAT behave the same with a single pop-up. Ideally the users shouldn't have to come across this intermediate pop-up to open(save/cancel being the other options) the document(just like Oracle Reports calls).
Yahya

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