URG HELP PLEASE: Any doc on PARAM settings for WebForms ?

Question

Hi,
I'm trying to find any documentation on the available PARAM
values. For example, the Internet explorer syntax is:
PARAM NAME="ServerPort" VALUE="9000"
For Netscape, one only specifies (for example: ServerPort=9000)
I've seen a LOT of different PARAM values in the threads here
(Example, SeparateFrame, LookAndFell, ColorsScheme, etc...) and
I am wondering WHERE ALL THOSE PARAMETERS are discussed in the
documentation and what are the possible VALUES for those
parameters...
Any Help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Please reply by e-mail as well if you have the time
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Answer 1

Guy Dallaire (guest) wrote:
: Hi,
: I'm trying to find any documentation on the available PARAM
: values. For example, the Internet explorer syntax is:
: PARAM NAME="ServerPort" VALUE="9000"
: For Netscape, one only specifies (for example: ServerPort=9000)
: I've seen a LOT of different PARAM values in the threads here
: (Example, SeparateFrame, LookAndFell, ColorsScheme, etc...) and
: I am wondering WHERE ALL THOSE PARAMETERS are discussed in the
: documentation and what are the possible VALUES for those
: parameters...
: Any Help would be greatly appreciated.
: Thanks
: Please reply by e-mail as well if you have the time
Hi,
All parameters are discussed in the Oracle Developer Server
online help. Here they are:
codebase
cartridge or non-cartridge
required
Replace /forms_code/ with the virtual directory you defined to
point to the physical directory ORACLE_HOME\forms60\java\.
Note: If you created a codebase cartridge parameter, you do not
have to include codebase in your base HTML file.
code
cartridge or non-cartridge
required
Do not remove or modify the code parameter unless you defined it
as a cartridge parameter. Its value should always be:
oracle.forms.engine.Main
serverPort
cartridge or non-cartridge
required
Replace 9000 with the number of the port on which the Forms
Server Listener process was started. In most cases, the port
number will remain 9000 (the default).
serverArgs
cartridge or non-cartridge
required
Replace forms_param with any valid Form Builder command-line
parameter. Replace user_param with any valid user-defined
parameter. For example, <param name="serverArgs"
VALUE="module=order.fmx">
Notes:
You can provide multiple Form Builder command-line and
user-defined parameters.
You must provide a physical directory path for the .FMX file by
including a directory path in the HTML file or by defining the
FORMS60_PATH environment variable. The .FMX suffix is optional.
serverHost
cartridge or non-cartridge
required
Required only if the Forms Server is not on the same machine as
the Web server.
archive
cartridge or non-cartridge
optional
Replace or add to /jars_vdir/f60web.jar to provide the virtual
directory path and filename of any JAR file you want to be
downloaded to end users' Web browsers at application startup.
splashScreen
cartridge or non-cartridge
optional
Specifies the .GIF file that should appear before the applet
appears.
serverApp
cartridge or non-cartridge
optional
Replace default with the name of your application class (if
any). Use application classes for creating application-specific
font mapping and icon path settings.
leastloadedhost
cartridge only
optional
During load balancing , this fixed-name place holder is replaced
dynamically by the cartridge with the name of the least-loaded
system. The cartridge gets this information from the Metrics
Server at runtime.
metricsDomainName
cartridge only
optional
Specifies the domain of your Metrics Client server machine. This
is a load balancing parameter that must be used with the
leastloadedhost parameter. In your HTML file the
metricsDomainName parameter must immediately follow the
leastloadedhost parameter. For example,
ARCHIVE="%leastloadedhost%%metricsDomainName%/f60webjar"
clientDPI
cartridge or non-cartridge
optional
Specifies the dots per inch (DPI) and overrides the DPI setting
returned by the JVM, allowing you to manage varying DPI settings
per platform. For example, a form developed on the Win32 platform
may not display properly on the UNIX platform due to varying DPI
values.
The clientDPI value can be any positive integer. Oracle
recommends that you use an integer between 50 and 200.
<param name="clientDPI" value="200">
separteFrame
cartridge or non-cartridge
optional
Determines whether the applet appears within the browser or the
Appletviewer. Legal values: True or False.
lookAndFeel
cartridge or non-cartridge
optional
Determines the applications look-and-feel. Legal values: Oracle
or Generic (Windows 95 look-and-feel).
colorScheme
cartridge or non-cartridge
optional
Determines the application's color scheme. Legal values: Teal,
Brick, Indigo, Mustard, Pine, Plum, or Titanic.
Note: colorScheme is ignored if lookAndFeel is set to Generic.
helpBookName
cartridge or non-cartridge
optional
Specifies the name of a help book.
helpBookPath
cartridge or non-cartridge
optional
Specifies the help book URL, absolute or relative to the
documents location.
Hope this helps.
Yar
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