JInitiator target directory

Hi,
The users do not have local admin rights on their workstations which results into Program File being read-only. When running Forms for the first time Oracle attempts to create JDK directory in Program Files but silently hangs because it's read only. What would I need to change on OAS side to make sure that Jinit installs JDK in the folder to which the users have access to ?
Reagards,
Vadim

Hi,
All user should have permissions to create a directory in c:/program files.
Otherwise install the jinitiator in the client machine through the administrator login.
Rgds,
S.Jai
Shanthi Gears (LTD)

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> When I write in NWDS
> Channel ch = new Channel(moduleContext.getChannelID());
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My questions are mixed in below, marked with "Q:"
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With regard to the CONTROL_FILES variable...
I'm not sure how forward slashes are meant to be interpreted in the Windows world. Are you saying that I should substititute an entire valid Widows path, like this?
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Can you post a sample Windows init<SID>.ora file?
Edited by: M_Borok on Oct 7, 2008 7:46 AM
(continued)
...on re-reading, it seems to me that section Task 7A-1-5: Creating an INIT<SID>.ORA File shows the general format:
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Also... I'm thinking that ORC1 in the sample code is their example of the SID, and for me it might be HCM instead.
I note that their example shows three control files instead of the two shown in the first template. Does it matter.
Q: Are these control files files that will be written by the create script, or are they a reference to files I should have created and populated?
Edited by: M_Borok on Oct 7, 2008 7:51 AM
Edited by: M_Borok on Oct 7, 2008 8:02 AM

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>
Jayashri Rade wrote:
> Hi All,
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