Problems Securing Web.show_document using the java bean

Friends,
I know this is a hot topic, but after reading through a lot of the previous posts I can not find any reference to the problem I am encountering.
I am using Forms 10g Release 2 (10.1.2.0.2)
Basically I have implemented the bean as the white paper instructs but when the report is first run I am presented with a Oracle Reports screen that has the title
Database User Authentication, followed by fields to enter the username, password and database
Below the submit and cancel buttons there is the following message "REP-51018: Need database user authentication"
Once these details are entered the report runs ok and if the report is run again then this logon screen is NOT shown.
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
Regards

Hi,
you describe the problem, but you don't provide any help for this forum to help you. What is the debug output of the Jinitiator console? Note that the bean uses JSObject class that doesn't work with newer versions of Netscape, so are you using Netscape? What is the machine address ? Is the machine with a domain name, or is it local host or IP in which case setting the cookie can be failed
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(1) Element is an interface! I can't instantiate it like "Element horse = new Element();"
(2) Neither Element nor Node specify a "setTageName(String)" method, telling me that Java     does not want me using the Java DOM like this... why?!?!
QUESTION #2: So, if my code sample above doesn't work, how do I create new Element objects and insert them into my Document object, or into another Element's subtree?

the top hit for the google search "java dom tutorial" should answer questions 2 and 3. as for 1, the answer is "it doesn't matter". the point of frameworks designed like this is that each jdk implementation is free to provide its own, compatible dom implementation. in case you are curious, the sun jdk implementation uses a modified version of apache xerces, but like i said, that doesn't really matter and should not be visible to you.

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