Error JDAPI

Hello, I have this error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: D:\Oracle\Dev6i\BIN\ifjapi60.DLL: The operating system cannot run %1
at java.lang.ClassLoader$NativeLibrary.load(Native Method)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary0(ClassLoader.java:1751)
at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadLibrary(ClassLoader.java:1676)
at java.lang.Runtime.loadLibrary0(Runtime.java:822)
at java.lang.System.loadLibrary(System.java:992)
at oracle.forms.jdapi.Jdapi.<clinit>(Unknown Source)
at oracle.forms.jdapi.FormModule.open(Unknown Source)
at oracle.forms.jdapi.FormModule.open(Unknown Source)
at pkg_ana.AnalizarFormularios.main(AnalizarFormularios.java:179)
How can I fix it?
Thanks

I know this problem in 10g jdapi; you have to put your JDAPI Oracle-Home entries before all other Oracle Homes in the Path...that worked for me in 10g...
regards

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import java.io.*;
import oracle.forms.jdapi.*;
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Exist=true
Can Read=true
Can Write=true
oracle.forms.jdapi.JdapiStatusException: jniinitialize: Failed to create new forms context
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     at oracle.forms.jdapi.FormModule.open(Unknown Source)
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My purpose is to convert "windows-developed" .fmb files to run on an AIX box (ie case-sensitive issues).
I was advised (by Oracle) to avoid using DETACH() with the iterator current, so I copied the details and then re-visted them. Although I am able to attach libraries, I am unable to detach some.
I'm no C expert, but I was also lead to believe that this problem exist in the C API too. Nevertheless, a working API to workaround case-sensitive issues remains my gaol.
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 at oracle.forms.jdapi.AttachedLibrary.getName(Unknown Source)
 at fixForm.main(fixForm.java:146)
Process exited with exit code 1.
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String debug="";
String formName="";
String menuName="";
String libName="";
String connString="";
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String line="------------------------------------------------------------------------------";
boolean menuIsChanged = false;
boolean libIsChanged = false;
AttachedLibrary[] arrayOfLibs = new AttachedLibrary[15];
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formName = "form1.fmb";
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if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(pad+"Connected to " + connString);}
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try
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System.out.println("Error: "
+ formName
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try
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System.out.println("Error: "
+ formName
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I would be very grateful if you are able to offer me some advice here.
Rgds,
Mark . Spooner @ Investmaster . Com

My purpose is to convert "windows-developed" .fmb files to run on an AIX box (ie case-sensitive issues).
I was advised (by Oracle) to avoid using DETACH() with the iterator current, so I copied the details and then re-visted them. Although I am able to attach libraries, I am unable to detach some.
I'm no C expert, but I was also lead to believe that this problem exist in the C API too. Nevertheless, a working API to workaround case-sensitive issues remains my gaol.
I have documented out -> detachId.detach();
With detach() put back in, I get the error :-
Connecting to un/pwd@dbase_aliasConnected to un/pwd@dbase_alias
Processing form form1.fmbForm Name module is FORM1
Examining menuAttached Menu needs changing=FO_MENU
Examining librariesAttached Library requires no change=d2kwutil
Attached Library name to be changed=allpack
Attached Library requires no change=allproc
Attached Library name to be changed=allshare
Attached Library requires no change=webutil
Detachingd2kwutil
ALLPACK
allproc
ALLSHARE
Exception in thread main
webutil
Attachingoracle.forms.jdapi.JdapiIllegalStateException: Null d2fob pointer at oracle.forms.jdapi.BaseFormsObject.getStringProperty(Unknown Source)
 at oracle.forms.jdapi.AttachedLibrary.getName(Unknown Source)
 at fixForm.main(fixForm.java:146)
Process exited with exit code 1.
import java.io.*;
import oracle.forms.jdapi.*;
public class fixForm
static FormModule fmb;
public static void main(String[] args)
String debug="";
String formName="";
String menuName="";
String libName="";
String connString="";
String pad=" ";
String line="------------------------------------------------------------------------------";
boolean menuIsChanged = false;
boolean libIsChanged = false;
AttachedLibrary[] arrayOfLibs = new AttachedLibrary[15];
AttachedLibrary attachId;
AttachedLibrary detachId;
int noOfLibs = 0;
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System.out.println("");
System.out.println(line);
System.out.println("Usage: java fixForm <module name> <user/password@connectString> <Debug>");
System.out.println(" eg java fixForm form1.fmb un/pwd@dbase_alias Y");
System.out.println(line);
//System.exit(0);
formName = "form1.fmb";
connString = "un/pwd@dbase_alias";
debug = "Y";
else
formName = args[0];
connString = args[1];
debug = args[2];
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if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(">>> Connecting to " + connString);}
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if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(pad+"Connected to " + connString);}
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fmb = FormModule.open(formName);
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if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(">>> Examining menu");}
menuName = fmb.getMenuModule();
// See if set.
if ( (menuName.length() == 0) | (menuName.toUpperCase() == "DEFAULT") )
if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(pad+"Menu is blank, or default");}
else
// Check case sensitivity is lower case.
if (menuName == menuName.toLowerCase())
if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(pad+"Attached Menu is fine=" + menuName);}
// Otherwise, re-attach with correct case sensitivity.
else
if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(pad+"Attached Menu needs changing=" + menuName);}
menuIsChanged = true;
try
fmb.setMenuModule(menuName.toLowerCase());
catch(Exception e1)
System.out.println(line);
System.out.println("Error: "
+ formName
+ " could not re-attach menu "
+ menuName.toLowerCase());
System.out.println(line);
System.exit(0);
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JdapiIterator all_libs = fmb.getAttachedLibraries();
// Process the above list of attached libraries
if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(">>> Examining libraries");}
while (all_libs.hasNext())
noOfLibs++;
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AttachedLibrary lib = (AttachedLibrary)all_libs.next();
arrayOfLibs[noOfLibs] = lib;
libName = lib.getLibraryLocation();
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if (libName == libName.toLowerCase())
if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(pad+"Attached Library requires no change=" + libName);}
else
libIsChanged = true;
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if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(pad+"Attached Library name to be changed=" + libName);}
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if (libIsChanged = true)
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detachId = arrayOfLibs[j];
libName = detachId.getLibraryLocation();
if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(pad+libName);}
try
//detachId.detach();
catch(Exception e2)
System.out.println(line);
System.out.println("Error: "
+ formName
+ " could not detach library "
+ libName);
System.out.println(line);
System.exit(0);
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if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(">>> Attaching");}
for (int k = 1; k <= noOfLibs; k++)
attachId = arrayOfLibs[k];
libName = attachId.getName().toLowerCase();
if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(pad+libName);}
try
AttachedLibrary new_lib = new AttachedLibrary(fmb,libName);
catch(Exception e3)
System.out.println(line);
System.out.println("Error: "
+ formName
+ " could not attach library "
+ libName);
System.out.println(line);
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// If the form has been changed, then compile and save.
if (menuIsChanged | libIsChanged)
// Compile the form to create a fmx.
if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(">>> Compiling");}
try
fmb.compile();
catch(Exception e4)
System.out.println(line);
System.out.println("Error: "
+ formName
+ " could not recompile");
System.out.println(line);
System.exit(0);
// Save the form.
if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(">>> Saving");}
try
fmb.save(formName);
catch(Exception e5)
System.out.println(line);
System.out.println("Error: "
+ formName
+ " could not save");
System.out.println(line);
// Free the underlying native object
fmb.destroy();
// Shutsdown the Jdapi instance
Jdapi.shutdown();
if (debug.equals("Y")) {System.out.println(">>> Quiting");}
I would be very grateful if you are able to offer me some advice here.
Rgds,
Mark . Spooner @ Investmaster . Com

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It is a strange situation that you describe.
I think you might have found that the OFG-libraries are actually in a different directory from where you expected them to be found by JDAPI. Have you used lib.getLibraryLocation()?
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JDAPI - method getAttachedLibraries does not get all attached libraries

Hello,
i've a strange behavior while using JDAPI to list all Libraries attached to forms.
I've the following code:
Jdapi.startup(true, true, true);
String startModule = new String("c:\\test.fmb");
FormModule fmd = FormModule.open(startModule);
System.out.println(formPath+"\\"+form);
JdapiIterator libs = fmd.getAttachedLibraries();
while ( libs.hasNext())
AttachedLibrary currLib = (AttachedLibrary) libs.next();
System.out.println("Lib="+currLib.getName());
if (currLib.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("WEBUTIL") || currLib.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("WEBUTIL_LIB")) {
System.out.println("->"+startModule);
Jdapi.shutdown();
This code is very simple and the idea is to check form for Attached Libraries named WEBUTIL or WEBUTIL_LIB.
However i'm getting an annoying behavior, because i see that it is not reading all Libraries attached to the form, but only some of them ... is there anything i'm doing wrong?
Thanks,
Pedro Ribeiro
Edited by: pribeiro on Sep 23, 2009 11:36 AM

Hi Ruslim,
you get the below mentioned error due to following:
1: for payment method T = "ACH" street, bank address is a required filed in FBZP configuration. so vendor master data needs to have street, city & bank inforamtion filled.
2: vendor line items should have payment method as T = "ACH"
3: delete all the previous open proposal for same vendor
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Pls assing points as way to say thanks

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Hi,
How to over come following error while compiling jdapi java program.
Exception in thread "main" oracle.forms.jdapi.JdapiException: A subclassed module could not be found
during loading
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Steve
* Actually looking on Google, yours looks like a call from FormsAPIMaster ?
Edited by: spilgrim on Apr 11, 2012 8:09 AM

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there is a methods getAttachedLibraries() and getObjectGroups(). Fine, but how to add a library or ObjectGroup. There is no add-Method.
What I want is the same as drag and drop a object library to a form in Forms Builder...
Anybody there, who knows...
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Michael

Hi Duncan,
Thank you very much for your help! Works great!
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I add webutil via JDAPI (and modify some ProgramUnits) to a 6i form and found a very strange behaviour: When try to compile the form I get incorrect compiler errors...
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Hi everyone:
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When I run this code :
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