Help - forms 6i demo

Hi All,
I've been trying to install forms 6i demo under my current forms 6i home.
But the installation stops with error message:
Forms 6i demo does not support multiple installation.
etc... etc...
I haven't installed any forms 6i demo before. This is a clean installation.
How to solve the problem?
TIA,
Andi

Andi,
do you have Forms6i prior to Patch2? This release was not multi-home enabled and the installer checks for the default Oracle_Home. if there are multiple Oracle homes available then it can't continue. If you have a more recent version, then it might be that the installer that comes with the demos is not yet on teh same level. If this is the case, then pleae consult customer support to help you out or file a bug on this.
Frank

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Attention : this error just happen with formsservlet not with jinitiator http normal connect mode.
MORE INFO:
MY 806_HOME NET80 TRACELOG
Fatal NI connect error 12203, connecting to:
(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS_LIST=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=online2.my.domain.pt)(PORT=1521)))(CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=neo.my.domain.pt)(CID=(PROGRAM=C:\ORACLE\806\bin\ifweb60.exe)(HOST=ONLINE2)(USER=SYSTEM))))
VERSION INFORMATION:
TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 8.0.6.3.0 - Production
Time: 07-MAR-2002 15:34:02
Tracing to file: c:\logtracenet80.trc
Tns error struct:
nr err code: 12203
TNS-12203: TNS:unable to connect to destination
ns main err code: 12538
TNS-12538: TNS:no such protocol adapter
ns secondary err code: 12560
nt main err code: 508
TNS-00508: No such protocol adapter
nt secondary err code: 0
nt OS err code: 0

Help: FORMS SERVER cannot connect to database (forms patch9)

Hi:
I've installed oracle 9i database and oracle 9ias 1.0.2.2.2a.
I configured FormsServlet and it's working very well as i suceed my test in http://machina.domain/servlet/oracle.forms.servlet.ListenerServlet!
The problem is that i cannot connect to the database and i got the error ORA-12203 TNS: Unable to connect to destination!
I've changed jserv.properties as recommended in 9ias 10222 release notes by commenting the wrapper.env=ORACLE_HOME in OJSP because it conflicts with forms server home.
I've read all about this, and i still cannot connect to the database.
I'm using a forms servlet configuration with IE JVM.
If anyone can help me... i apreciate it!
By the way in my jserv.properties forms server config i have:
# Oracle Forms and Reports Servers
wrapper.classpath=C:\ORACLE\806\forms60\java\f60srv.jar
wrapper.classpath=C:\ORACLE\806\forms60\java
If i have this the Test native method call (JNI) fails, but forms server keeps running. The error is:
Calling RunformProcess.nInitLib()...
RunformProcess.nInitLib() failed:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: oracle/forms/servlet/RunformProcess
Your server configuration needs correcting. Please refer to the Forms documentation for details
If i comment the f60srv.jar as showed here i suceed the test
# Oracle Forms and Reports Servers
# wrapper.classpath=C:\ORACLE\806\forms60\java\f60srv.jar
wrapper.classpath=C:\ORACLE\806\forms60\java
So... anyone help ?
Ricardo
PS: I can't understand why oracle keep sending huge amounts of releases of products and everytime they send a new release, that new release keeps coming with new bugs.

Hi:
This just connection problem just happen if i use formsservlet http connect mode. if i use normal HTTP (without servlet)connect mode with Jinitiator (1.1.8.16) i successfully connect to database (oracle 9i).
Anyone there using 9ias 1.0.2.2.2a with forms server servlet and oracle database 9i ?
thankx

Forms 10g demos

I have installed Forms 10g with the complete suite and would like to check some demos.
When can we use the 10g demos ?
Regards
Friedhold

Friedhold,
the Forms10g Demos should be up on OTN as soon as possible. Grant Ronald was out of office this week and will load the samples up as soon as possible.
Meanwhile, if you don't mind a hack, here's how you can get the Forms9i demos working (actually this is how I got them working on my laptop - and tehy still do)
1. Create the directory Oracle9iDS under the <10gIDS Home> --> <10gIDS
HOME>\j2ee\Oracle9iDS\config and copy the file default-web-site.xml from
the <10gIDS HOME>\j2ee\<IDS HOME NAME>\config
2. Start OC4J
3. Run the installer for the demos
4. Copy default-web-site.xml from <10gIDS HOME>\j2ee\Oracle9iDS\config
to <10gIDS HOME>\j2ee\<IDS HOME NAME>\config
5. Copy orion-web.xml from <10gIDS
HOME>\j2ee\Oracle9iDS\application-deployments\forms90demo\forms90demo to
<10gIDS HOME>\j2ee\<IDS HOME
NAME>\application-deployments\forms90demo\forms90demo
6. re-start OC4J
7. Delete <IDS HOME>\j2ee/Oracle9iDS/config
The work for me this way but weren't QA tested (as the 10g demos are). So use the hack at your own risk.
Frank

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