Forms compile f90genm and Xwindows env

Hi,
I have looked at various notes and forum results but could not find this answer.
Question: How can I compile a form on unix without an Xwindows environment on my pc?
Example: If i run
$f90gen form_name DBString batch=YES Module_Type=FORM
and I get the following error without an xwindows environment.
FRM-91500: Unable to start/complete the build
I tried to use just the f90gen and Set the following (with and without bothways)
ORACLE_TERM=vt100
DISPLAY=localhost:0.0
But still getting the same error. When I have my Xwindows running on my PC, I have no problem at all.
I am building a form to let the developers compile their forms without going to the server but with no success.
Any help is appreciated.
THanks

I did and I have everything setup correctly. As I said, the forms would compile fine with the Xwindows running. It is just not working when I dont have Xwindows running. Has anyone tried to compiled forms without Xwindows running on the client pc?

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Invalidating Package Body WEBUTIL_FILE_TRANSFER......
Invalidating Package Body WEBUTIL_FILE......
Invalidating Package Body WEBUTIL_DB_LOCAL......
Invalidating Package Body WEBUTIL_C_API......
Invalidating Package Body WEBUTIL_CORE......
Invalidating Package Body WEBUTIL_CLIENTINFO......
Invalidating Package Body WEBUTIL_BROWSER......
Invalidating Procedure Body SHOW_WEBUTIL_INFORMATION......
Invalidating Package Body JAVA_SYSTEM......
Invalidating Package Body JAVA_FILE......
Invalidating Package Body JAVA_EXCEPTION......
Invalidating Package Body JAVA_APPSERV_WRITER......
Invalidating Package Body JAVA_APPSERV_READER......
Invalidating Package Body DELIMSTR......
Invalidating Package Body CLIENT_WIN_API_PRELOAD......
Invalidating Package Body CLIENT_WIN_API_ENVIRONMENT......
Invalidating Package Body CLIENT_WIN_API_DEBUG......
Invalidating Package Body CLIENT_WIN_API......
Invalidating Package Body CLIENT_TOOL_ENV......
Invalidating Package Body CLIENT_TEXT_IO......
Invalidating Package Body CLIENT_OLE2......
Invalidating Package Body CLIENT_IMAGE......
Invalidating Procedure Body CLIENT_HOST......
Invalidating Function Body CLIENT_GET_FILE_NAME......
Compiling Package Spec CLIENT_IMAGE......
Compiling Package Spec CLIENT_OLE2......
Compiling Package Spec CLIENT_TEXT_IO......
Compiling Package Spec CLIENT_TOOL_ENV......
Compiling Package Spec CLIENT_WIN_API_DEBUG......
Compiling Package Spec CLIENT_WIN_API......
Compiling Package Spec CLIENT_WIN_API_ENVIRONMENT......
Compiling Package Spec CLIENT_WIN_API_PRELOAD......
Compiling Package Spec JAVA_EXCEPTION......
Compiling Package Spec WEBUTIL_BROWSER......
Compiling Package Spec WEBUTIL_CLIENTINFO......
Compiling Package Spec JAVA_SYSTEM......
Compiling Package Spec JAVA_APPSERV_READER......
Compiling Package Spec DELIMSTR......
Compiling Package Spec WEBUTIL_FILE......
Compiling Package Spec JAVA_APPSERV_WRITER......
Compiling Package Spec WEBUTIL_DB_LOCAL......
Compiling Package Spec JAVA_FILE......
Compiling Package Spec WEBUTIL_FILE_TRANSFER......
Compiling Package Spec WEBUTIL_HOST......
Compiling Package Spec WEBUTIL_SEPARATEFRAME......
Compiling Package Spec WEBUTIL_CORE......
Compiling Package Spec WEBUTIL_SESSION......
Compiling Package Spec WEBUTIL_UTIL......
Compiling Package Body WEBUTIL_UTIL......
Compiling Package Body WEBUTIL_SESSION......
Compiling Package Body WEBUTIL_SEPARATEFRAME......
Compiling Package Body WEBUTIL_HOST......
Compiling Package Body WEBUTIL_FILE_TRANSFER......
Compiling Package Body WEBUTIL_FILE......
Compiling Package Body WEBUTIL_DB_LOCAL......
Compiling Package Body WEBUTIL_C_API......
Compiling Package Body WEBUTIL_CORE......
Compiling Package Body WEBUTIL_CLIENTINFO......
Compiling Package Body WEBUTIL_BROWSER......
Compiling Procedure Body SHOW_WEBUTIL_INFORMATION......
Compiling Package Body JAVA_SYSTEM......
Compiling Package Body JAVA_FILE......
Compiling Package Body JAVA_EXCEPTION......
Compiling Package Body JAVA_APPSERV_WRITER......
Compiling Package Body JAVA_APPSERV_READER......
Compiling Package Body DELIMSTR......
Compiling Package Body CLIENT_WIN_API_PRELOAD......
Compiling Package Body CLIENT_WIN_API_ENVIRONMENT......
Compiling Package Body CLIENT_WIN_API_DEBUG......
Compiling Package Body CLIENT_WIN_API......
Compiling Package Body CLIENT_TOOL_ENV......
Compiling Package Body CLIENT_TEXT_IO......
Compiling Package Body CLIENT_OLE2......
Compiling Package Body CLIENT_IMAGE......
Compiling Procedure Body CLIENT_HOST......
Compiling Function Body CLIENT_GET_FILE_NAME......
Done.
[oracle@appserver ~]$
here is the code how i compile webutil.. its done sucessfully.

Diff in IAS 9i Form Service Version and Developer 6i Rel 2. Version

Dear all,
I have noticed that Form Server version which comes with the Oracle 9i Application Server (Forms Service Module) is higher than then Oracle Developer 6i Tool Rel. 2 Form Complier version.
It Creates a problem, Form which is complied in Developer 6i Rel 2. gives blazzing result when it deployed it on Oracle 9i Form Server because of the version diff.
Oracle 9i Form Server Version is always higher than Forms Compiler comes with the latest Developer 6i Rel. 2.
Because of this reason we cannot install Developer 6i Rel. 2 and
Oracle 9i Application Server with Form Service on the same machine.
How to solve this.
Best Regards,
Darshan Desai

If you look in metalink, you can get patches for Forms 6i to patch it up to higher levels than rel 2. Any patch from 4 through to 9 will be newer. Choose which patch you want to bring yourself in line with 9iAS. The patch documentation tells you what version it will bring the forms up to.
Each patch superceeds the last so just pick one and apply it.
K

Error in forms Compilation in 10g. Internal Error Problem.

Hi,
I am involved in Migration of Oracle Forms, currently running on 9i DS, to 10G DS.
As of now there are no compilation issues encounted on 9i DS. But while compiling on 1oG DS, I am getting following error.
Error 801 at line 1, Column 1
Internal Error [hshuid: LU invalid].
I am not able to interpret the problem. The form has PLL and OLB attached to it.
Can any one come across such problem or can suggest for any possible option to get out of it.?
Thanks in Advance,
Jagadeesh.

Hi Michael,
Thanks for your early reply.
Below are the details.
1. Which product versions are involved? Do not use marketing names - use x.x.x.x format. For example 9.0.4.3
--Forms [32 bit] Version 10.12.0.12
--Oracle Database 10g enterprise edition Release 10.2..0.3.0 - 64 bit
2. On which platform are you trying to compile these modules?
--Windows XP
3. What is the database version to which you are connecting?
--Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - 64bit
4. Are you compiling in the correct order? You should (in most cases) compile PLLs then MMBs then FMBs.
--Yes, I compiled in the same order. But still getting the same error.
5. 801 probably a PL/SQL error. Is it possible that you are using an obsolete built-in or other command?
--Yes, I too felt it is a oracle error. But i was expecting a ORA before it.
6. Which ever version you are using, have you installed the latest patch for that version? The latest for 10g Release 1 is 9.0.4.3 and the latest for 10g Release 2 is 10.1.2.2
--I need to contact DBA's to get to know about the patch.
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Hi all,
I created a form in Oracle form builder 10g..
I uploaded the fmb to server. Say file name is XX_TEST.fmb
These are the steps i followed for compilation.
1). emrenv betsyd9
2)cd /betsyd9ap/betsyd9appl/au/11.5.0/resource
3)export FORMS60_PATH=/betsyd9ap/betsyd9appl/au/11.5.0/resource:/betsyd9ap/betsyd9appl/au/11.5.0/resource/stub:/betsyd9ap/betsyd9appl/XXAU/11.5.0/resource:/betsyd9ap/betsyd9appl/XXASO/11.5.0/forms/US:$AU_TOP/forms/US
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I received error as shown below after i give 4th command
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Forms 6.0 (Form Compiler): Release - Production
(c) Copyright 1999 Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64bit Production
With the Partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
PL/SQL Version 8.0.6.3.0 (Production)
Oracle Procedure Builder V6.0.8.21.0 Build #0 - Production
Oracle Virtual Graphics System Version 6.0.5.39.0 (Production)
Oracle Multimedia Version 6.0.8.25.0 (Production)
Oracle Tools Integration Version 6.0.8.17.0 (Production)
Oracle Tools Common Area Version 6.0.5.32.0
Oracle CORE Version 4.0.6.0.0 - Production
ROS ERROR: -200
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Hi DurgaSrinivas_886836 ,
You should post your query on Oracle E Business Suite forums, not here.
You are trying to compile Forms 10g with f60gen, and using all the settings of Forms 6. That is obviously wrong.
You need to use the correct commands for 10g, frmcmp from the bin folder of DevSuite10g home. Trying random combinations will not get you anywhere. Read the documentation for 10g.
Better post on EBS forum. There may be other issues like no support for 10g in EBS 11.5.xx.xx that you are using.
Regards,

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My customer has a development machine running on HP-UX 10.2 and a production machine running on HP-UX 11.0 installed with 9IAS form server. Can Oracle Developer 6i be installed on the HP-UX 10.2 32-bit machine and the oracle forms compiled in a 32-bit machine be run on a HP-UX 64-bit machine ?
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Boy, this was a long time ago and not intended to reply to this particular question but for sharing my experience with 6i client/server development on linux 32bit and running (client/server deployment) on 64bit linux. I don't believe there is a 64bit 6i forms developer - it is 32 bit, so development must be on 32 bit and when you run on 64bit, then you will have library (missing) problems. My solution was to create a custom runtime which included all the related system libraries from the 32 bit for the client/server. This forms 6i custom runtime for client/server also included the patchset 18 and the 10g R2 instant client for sqlplus (to support xquery). All the forms development modules, make files, graphics, docs, etc was stripped out and then it became a lean client/server runtime for Linux (for both 32bit and 64bit). This custom runtime for client/server is technically not supported by Oracle and the 6i is close to its obsolescence (2008) - but it has been tested against 8,8.1.7.4, 9.2.0.8, 10g (R1 and R2) and XE and works like a champ. This does NOT work for 6i web deployment.

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Hello all
FORMS Builder 10.1.2.0.2
DB 10gR2
OS: Win2k3
I was wondering if anyone can guide me to 'automated' FORMS Compiler. By that I meant, is there a way to compile FORMS after hours?
Here's the situation:
All of us know FORMS are not able to compile when there is a user on it.
We restart our Application Server every night around 2:00am - which should clear all connections to the FORMS.
I was wondering if it's possible to call the compiler after the AS restarts and compile a particular / a bunch of FORMS that are too busy for normal business hours to compile?
Thanks

Never mind .. found these
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Hi
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If it's not the case... Well, I always supposed that both ways should generate exactly equal fmxs...
hth

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Hi,
i am totally new in this form technology .
i jst want to knw how to compile form on Unix and window cmd prompt
plz help me

sagar.palve wrote:
Forms [32 Bit] Version 10.1.2.0.2 (Production)Try this ...
make a batch file with the following code. May use the full path* of frmcmp.exe.
copy this bath file where the .fmb located. For example in a folder.
run it
Echo compiling Forms....
for %%f IN (*.fmb) do frmcmp.exe userid=user_name/password@ait module=%%f batch=yes
module_type=form compile_all=yes window_state=minimize
ECHO FINISHED COMPILING Hope this will help you
If someone's response is helpful or correct, please mark it accordingly.

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hi,
i have installed oracle 9i and its Developer Suite.
Perhaps this will be a stupid question, but i donÂ´t find information. My situation is next: i am doing some tests and i have delevoped some forms with Forms. My question is what should i do to generate/create standalone forms to run without using Oracle Forms?
thanks in advaced,
regards.

Yes, i know that, i think i didn't explain myself propertly.
My situation is next:
- i develop a form for a database table with Oracle Forms 9i.
- i save and compile my form and i got two files: .fmb .fmx, don't i?
- now, while i am developing forms with Oracle Forms i can test my form pushing the "run form" button
- but, once i have finished my form, what should i do to run the form that i have created? i have two files, but i don't know what i have to do now :-(
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regards and thanks for your help.
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