Jinitiator version

Hi,
I've just installed "Oracle Application Server Forms and Reports Services 10g" (9.0.4.0.0).
I would like to change my version of JInitiator. My version is 1.3.1.17 and I would like to have the 1.4 version for using javax.print.* package in a form application. How should I do ?
What are the files, which I must modify ?
Where can I have a document to do this ?
Thanks

Hi,
My question is rather:
How can I open a printer selection dialog in a form application (with oracleAS 10g)?
I know that it's not possible to use Webutil and my version of JInitiator is 1.3.1.17, that's why we can't use javax.print package.
Please.
Thanks

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My webforms works with Netscape and JInitiator, but on the botton
appers a yellow ribbon with the next message: Warning: Applet
Window.
The problem is with trusted applet. I use Netscape 4.61 with
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3 (forms 6.0.5.31).
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@what is the correct version of JInitiator with my configuration?
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with this version I have problems, the applet windows is display
but the forms is not.
I think that this problem is occuring because there is problem
whit applet sign.
Can you help me??
Thank you
Polo
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The java console display:
Oracle JInitiator version 1.1.7.15.1
Using JRE version 1.1.7.15.1o
User home directory = C:\WINDOWS
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Cache directory: C:\ARCHIVOS DE PROGRAMA\ORACLE\JINITIATOR
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what is happen?
Polo Alvarez (guest) wrote:
: Hi:
: My webforms works with Netscape and JInitiator, but on the
botton
: appers a yellow ribbon with the next message: Warning: Applet
: Window.
: The problem is with trusted applet. I use Netscape 4.61 with
: JInitiator 1.1.5.21.1 my Developer Server is 6.0 with patchset
: 3 (forms 6.0.5.31).
: My questions are:
: @what is the correct version of JInitiator with my
configuration?
: Patchset 3 of Developer Server came with Jinitiator 1.1.7.16,
but
: with this version I have problems, the applet windows is
display
: but the forms is not.
: I think that this problem is occuring because there is problem
: whit applet sign.
: Can you help me??
: Thank you
: Polo
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FRM-92095: Oracle JInitiator version too low!

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FRM-92095 Oracle Jinitiator Version too low - dsiplayed on client machine

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q: hide console
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t: dump thread list
x: clear classloader cache
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I have some Thai data that was imported into a database (earlier WE8ISO8859P1, but now UTF8).
I am able to view the data properly in Thai when I view the data through an IE session using TIS-620 encoding.
The same data I am not able to view it through my Oracle 9i web form. I have set the NLS_LANG as TH8TISASCII in the default.env file( and yes locale is set to Thai).
I see junk characters currently.
My question is if IE can correctly convert and display the data then whats stopping Java from doing the same on the exact same dataset?
If the issue is with charset conversion then it shouldnt have worked with IE either.
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Some languages cannot be correctly displayed by Jinitiator as they may not be supported. I would recommend the following:
1. Ensure that the client machine has a Unicode supported font installed. For example: Arial Unicode MS. This font is not normally installed by default.
2. Ensure that the Forms Registry.dat maps to this Unicode supported font.
3. Test with the latest Jinitiator version (1.3.1.23). It can be downloaded from Metalink using Patch ID# 4624920
4. Since some languages are not supported by Jinitiator, try using the Sun JRE 1.4.2_10 since it supports more languages and characters than Jinit. During the installation process choose "Custom". One of the custom options is to add support for "Additional Languages". Add this option as part of the installation.
References
Oracle Doc ID# 314074.1
Oracle Doc ID# 272547.1
Oracle Bug ID# 3466922
Oracle Bug ID# 3258842

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