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Enter the email address associated with your account. We'll send a magic link to your inbox. Choose between: codeBase , which indicates that the icon search path is relative to the directory that contains the Java classes. Use this value if you store your icons in a JAR file recommended. In deployments that make use of the Forms Server CGI, you must specify the icon path in a custom application file.

In most cases, you will not need to modify these files. Any base HTML variables that you want to modify can be changed by modifying the corresponding parameter values in the FormsServlet.

If you decide to create a new base HTML file:. Rename the file, for example, order. Modify the parameters as needed. Place the new base HTML file in any directory. During load balancing, this place holder is replaced dynamically with the name of the least-loaded system. All variables are replaced with the appropriate parameter values at runtime. Variables are specified as a name enclosed in a special delimiter.

All variables must receive values at runtime. If a variable does not receive a value, the Forms Server cannot build an HTML file to pass back to the user's Web browser, resulting in an error. To streamline performance, use only one Web server as a source for JAR file downloads.

This will prevent multiple downloads of the same files from different servers. In addition, a Forms Server uses SSL as a transport protocol to provide privacy, integrity, and server authentication. For client browsers: Depending on the client browsers being used, you may need to take steps to ensure that certificates installed on the web server and Forms Server are trusted by the client browser. If your client browsers are using Oracle JInitiator to display forms, the following CAs and certificates are trusted by JInitiator by default.

If you are using one of the following certificates, use the steps described in Create Wallets and Request Certificates : VeriSign, Inc. Check that these environment variables are set to meet your security needs, and change them, if needed, on all Forms Server machines running in HTTPS mode. If set to TRUE, a server that uses bit encryption will negotiate encryption down to the highest level supported by the client.

Public-key cryptography requires, among other things, certificates. A user certificate is issued by a third party, called a certificate authority CA. The certificate is obtained in a secure manner and does not need to be validated for its authenticity each time it is accessed.

You use Oracle Wallet Manager to create wallets and request certificates. After installing Oracle Wallet Manager on the Forms Server, you must do the following to obtain a certificate:.

See the Oracle Wallet Manager documentation for details. If you have multiple Oracle Forms Server 6i machines, you can request a unique certificate for each machine, or you can use the same certificate on all machines. Contact the CA for any licensing restrictions. To use a unique certificate on each machine, perform all of the procedures in this section on each Oracle Forms Server 6i machine running in HTTPS mode.

To use the same certificate on all machines, perform all of the procedures in this section on one of the Oracle Forms Server 6i machines to create a wallet that contains a certificate. Then, copy the wallet file, ewallet. Type a password in the Wallet Password field. Retype that password in the Confirm Password field. Click OK to continue. A message appears, and informs you that a new empty wallet has been created, and prompts you to decide whether you want to create a certificate request.

Click Yes , and see the next section. Common Name: Type the name of the certificate identity in First name Last name format. For example you could use the name of the server administrator. Organizational Unit: Type the name of the organizational unit, for example, Finance. Do not use abbreviations such as CA for California.

Country: Click the drop down list to view a list of country abbreviations. Click to select the country in which the organization is located. Use this field to edit or customize the distinguished name DN. Click OK. An Oracle Wallet Manager message box informs you that a certificate request was successfully created. Save the wallet to the disk now or at any other time by clicking on Wallet Save. You will be prompted for a directory name.

The most common way is to cut and paste the certificate request from Oracle Wallet Manager into the CA's certificate request form on the web. You can also copy the certificate request text from the body of the Oracle Wallet Manager message box, paste it into an e-mail message, and send the request to the certificate authority if they accept requests in that format.

After you receive the certificate that you requested from the CA, you must import it into the wallet that you created. You can import it in one of two ways:. Windows and Windows XP. Note You can edit other environment variables by highlighting the variable in the System variables section and clicking Edit.

Tip To view and set the path through the Windows command line, use the path command. Note Keep in mind that as you install programs, the path is updated with the paths for the newly installed programs. Related information See our environment variable definition for further information and related links. Some of the parameters are required by Oracle products, and are listed in Table A Other parameters allow you to customize product behavior.

They are described in Section A. The parameters listed in this section are automatically set or removed by the Oracle Installer. They are required by various Oracle products to function properly. Do not change the settings of parameters listed in this section. Doing so may cause one or more Oracle products to stop functioning correctly. The appearance of nn in the parameters listed below specifies a product or component release number.

This number may change when you upgrade to a new release of an Oracle product. The parameters listed in this section control various aspects of your Oracle products.