Certification forms 6i and Java plug-in

Is certified to use forms 6i + patch 4 with Sun Solaris JDK 1.1.8/Java plug-in 1.3?
or what is the certified version?
Document Oracle Forms Server: Client Platform Support Statement of Direction from October 2000 (on OTN) says that
this is planned. Is it already certified?
Thanks.

Hello,
All you have to do is to copy the .jar file that contains the Java class(es) in the <devsuite>/forms/java/ directory, configur the <devsuite>/forms/server/formsweb.cfg file to add this jar file to the archive_jini tag to indicate where Forms have to load the classes:
archive_jini=frmall_jinit.jar,...,my_jar_file.jar
Then after, you have 2 possibilities:
- the bean does not have any "screen" representation so you can just handle its functions with the Forms internal FBean package functions (no need to put implementation class on the bean area item property)
- it has a screen representation, so you put its implementation class like you did, and you set its properties with the Set_Custom_Property() built-in and get its properties with the Get_Custom_Property() built-in.
Francois

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