Webutill errors on client machince - WUC-19 and WUC-07

Question

Hi all,
With regards....
I have problem when i open form on client side then i get following errors, but when i work on local machine where my forms server is installed it works fine. Please if any body can help me here, error are as follow
WUC-19: Unable to write to local file C:\rogram Files\java\jre6\bin\ffisamp.dll.
Failed to download URL
http://domainname:8889/forms/webutil/ffisamp.dll
When i press ok another following error occurs
WUC-19: Unable to write to local file C:\rogram Files\java\jre6\bin\JNIsharedstubs.dll
Failed to download URL
http://domainname:8889/forms/webutil/JNIsharedstubs.dll
After this following error occurs
WUC-19: Unable to write to local file C:\rogram Files\java\jre6\bin\d2kwut60.dll
Failed to download URL
http://domainname:8889/forms/webutil/d2kwut60.dll
Then i will get his following error
WUC-7: Unable to write to WebUtil logging file
\\domain\webutil.logI might be missing some thing but please i need assistant so that i can sort out this problem
I am using forsm server 10.1.2.3 with 10g db
Thank You
Hina

Answer 1

You said:
...problem when i open form on client side then i get following errors, but when i work on local machine where my forms server is installed ... However, the error shows that you are using port 8889. This suggests you are using Developer Suite and not application server (unless you've changed the ports). Developer Suite is not intended for remote access, nor is it intended for multiple user access. Although it can be made to work in this manner, it is not supported. Deployment should be configured using Application Server
So, if the above is not true and you are in fact using Application Server, the consider the following:
1. Can you access the libraries if you attempt to locate them manually using your browser. Open a browser from a client machine and enter a url such as:
http://domainname:8889/forms/webutil/ffisamp.dll
You should be presented with a "Save" / "Open" file dialog box. If not, then the issue is related to the fact that either the client cannot communicate with the server (e.g. firewall, incorrect address, etc) or the server is not responding or the file requested is not found on the server.
2. If the client machine is Vista, Win7, or Win2008, by default, Windows will not permit the files to be written into the "Program Files" directory. In this case, refer to MyOracleSupport Note 783937.1 ; This note will explain how to change the destination directory of where the libraries will be stored on the client.