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• Can I use Oracle Forms 11g with 9.2.0.8.0 Data Services?

  Hello world.
  
  My Department is evaluating the development tools to create new web applications and possibly migrate current buit applications with Oracle Forms 6.0.5.34.0. Our database is Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.8.0 - 64 bit.
  
  We read that the new version of Oracle Forms is Oracle Forms Services 11 g. Is Oracle Forms 11g compatible with Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.8.0 Services - 64 bit? or we will have to migrate our Oracle 11g RDBMS?
  
  If our database is compatible, what would we have needed to develop and deploy applications with Oracle Forms 11 g Services?
  
  Thanks in advance.

  That it is compatible or not: 9.2.0.8 database is supported, which means you get patches for it. So even if it's compatible I would opt to upgrade to a newer version, because I wouldn't feel uncomfortable that the product is not supported by out in production.

  Take a look at the matrix of certification for the supported configurations
  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/downloads/FMW-11gr1certmatrix.xls

  With regard to the requirements; most of the stuff is on the forms OTN homepage:
  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/forms/

  or to the documentation:
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E17904_01/index.htm

  see you soon

• Forms services and form builder

  Hello
  
  We install Oracle Forms 10 g Application Server 10.1.2.0.2. What is the difference between
  Services form and form builder. That a developer should be used for migration, qa goal?
  
  Thank you
  Sandy

  Sandy,
  Oracle Forms Services is part of the Oracle Application Server and is used by the application server to display a shape built with Oracle Forms. Forms run inside a Java container in a Web browser (Internet Explorer, etc.).

  Oracle Forms Builder is a tool for Rapid Application Development (RAD) used to create UI applications. Your developer will use the existing Forms Builder to create new or edit forms applications.

  I don't know what you mean by Migration and quality assurance. You are migrating from a previous version of the Forms Builder? As for QA, anyone doing QA would need the Forms Builder only if they need to look at the code PL/SQL in a form for compliance with standards, logical appropriate, etc..

  I hope this helps.
  Craig...

• Oracle forms of many developers development environment

  I installed oracle 11 g 2 forms and weblogic on linux. I am able to test and run a form on it successfully.

  Now we intend to use it for many developers. My idea is that we should use the existing server weblogic as deployment for all forms of all developers.

  However to provide the forms of development etc generator, complete installation of weblogic and oracle forms server should be installed on every developer but this facility will be in development mode. Secondly, each form must be copied into the path of forms and form file cannot be deployed on weblogic as ear file online.

  My questions are

  form 1 - can can be deployed on weblogic server as ear/war file online?

  2 is that each developer will need to install the server weblogic and oracle forms 11 g r2 in mode of development on his pc? or they can share a single server of remote forms generator.

  There are several ways to answer your questions.  It would be as part of what could be "technically" and the other would be in the context of the license product allows you to do.

  Let's start by answering your questions directly:

  form 1 - can can be deployed on weblogic server as ear/war file online?

  No.  Forms applications are not the java (J2EE) applications.  That said, for the necessary files (fmb, mmb, pll) to a remote machine and prepare to be executable should be easy enough for most organizations.  Just let it drop the files to the correct location, compile and run.  Files can be moved to the server using ftp, shared, etc. drive.  You can even write your own application (for example, servlet) to help make this easier.  You can also create a forms (active WebUtil) application to help move the files on the local computer to the server computer.

  2 is that each developer will need to install the server weblogic and oracle forms 11 g r2 in mode of development on his pc? or they can share a single server of remote forms generator.

  In order to be in a "supported" configuration, each user intend to use the forms/States builders (IDE) must have a local copy on their computer and use it on the local computer.  Running the builders from a location remote only is not supported.  Refer to the Note MOS 68047.1 for more details.  This does not mean that the remote access will not work.  This simply means that Oracle Support cannot help you if problems occur with such a use of the product.

  Regarding the WLS installation part, a remote server can technically be used, but you always need to install on the computer where the builders.

  So, this brings me to the authorization of the present part.

  The license Developer Suite, which is required to use the manufacturers, is scheduled for local installation and local use of the product.  It is not intended to be used by remote users.  This would apply to both the tools and the runtime environment (server).  If you have one license deployment (e.g. Services forms/States, iAS-EE or WLS Suite) then you can develop your application (assuming that you also have an ID license) with your local builders, then back to application modules resulting remote installation of WLS (forms/reports and Services) in order to run/test the application.

  From a technical point of view, to use the 'Run the form' button in the report designer to access a remote deployment environment, simply change the value "Application Server URL" in the Runtime tab in the preferences.  As mentioned, it will be up to you to determine how you want to move the modules (fmb, mmb, pll) on the target computer and compile them.  Now when you press the button run the form, the form will run on the remote server.

• The components of Oracle Forms and reports refers specifically to the which components?

  Hello

  Could you help me with the following question.
  
  Our client uses the following documents to improve reports and forms Oracle 11 g Release 1 on Oracle Forms and reports 11g Release 2.
  
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E38115_01/doc.111210/e23975/upgrade_from_r1.htm#BDJFHIEH
  Oracle® Fusion Middleware Upgrade Guide for Oracle Forms and reports
  11g Release 2 (11.1.2.1)
  E23975-02 part number
  Upgrade-5,3 doing the Oracle Forms and reports 11 g Release 1 (11.1.1)
  ----------cut-----------
  Ensure that the destination Oracle instance and the destination Oracle WebLogic Server domain are running.
  
  To verify that the instance and domain are running, log on to Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware control for the field and make sure that the managed servers and components Oracle Forms and reports are running.
  ----------cut-----------
  On the above documents, our client has a question.
  
  [Question]
  The components of Oracle Forms and reports refers specifically to the which components?
  (Or need to check what components are running?)
  
  Please give me some advice.
  
  Best regards
  
  David

  For Windows, you can use the command line or shortcuts in Windows that are created for you.  In the case of OPMN under Windows, a Windows Service is created.  Information on the power on/off is in the documentation of the product here:

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E23943_01/Web.1111/e13708/TOC.htm

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E23943_01/Web.1111/e13740/starting_nodemgr.htm

• Does not start under Oracle forms to 11.5.10.2

  Hello
  .
  I can't launch Oracle ebs 11.5.10.2 forms
  
  I have connection in this 11.5.10.2 as a customer with an Internet Browser IE 9 and mleteWindows 7 Professional with Service Pack 1. Next step the server recommended the installation of
  Intall and Java™ 6 Update 17 the Java process starts and installation is complete.
  
  I restart my laptop and re-login to 11.5.10.2-purpose stll ebs does not start under Oracle Forms.
  
  Does anyone have ideas, what is happening?
  
  Thank you
  -Manny

  Make sure that you can launch the java console in Control Panel of-> Java. It is the fundamental step to work before going any further.

  and also once the java console is open, check the following:

  'Show the java console' - enabled

  "Activate Next genration java plugin" - disabled.

• Switch from Oracle Forms to ADF - bandwidth

  Hello, to a project that I am, we are to modernize Oracle Forms (11g on the web) to ADF Jdeveloper 11. XXX - we are looking at keeping the same server or to go to a new server with more basic, but which would increase our license costs.
  
  The question I would like to know is if ADF requires a faster server get the same service. I ask this question because I noticed that it takes longer to open ADF created forms etc. with Oracle Forms.
  
  Any suggestions? Stories of misfortune?
  
  Thank you
  Stuart

  Hello

  I migrate an application Forms FAD, and a conclusion: we need more memory on your servers. Just a little, but you know Oracle ADF consume more memory than FORMS, because it is full JAVA.
  You can contact Oracle support for more information.

  Paul

• Oracle Forms 11.1.2.0 on Win 7 64-bit bit JVM error

  Try installing Oracle Forms 11.1.2.0 on Win 7 64 bit and get INST-07407: unable to detect the platform of the machine or the pieces of the JVM.
  
  I read somewhere where you have spaces in the JDK install path problems, so I changed the path to c:\oracle\java instead of C:\Program Files\java\jdk1.6.0_24. I have a 64 bit installed JDK. What else could be the cause of this error message? Open a request to Oracle service was no help - hoping to help here. I set JAVA_HOME and added the House of java at the end of the PATH. I can start and stop the weblogic home C:\Oracle\middleware_oraforms middleware server.
  
  
  c:\Oracle\Java\bin > java-version
  Java version "1.6.0_24".
  Java (TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_24 - b07)
  Java for 64-bit Server VM (build 19.1 - b02, mixed mode)
  
  c:\Oracle\Java\bin > % JAVA_HOME Echo%
  C:\Oracle\java
  
  c:\Oracle\Java\bin > echo %path%
  C:\Oracle\Ora10\bin; C:\product\11.2.0\dbhome\bin; C:\Oracle\ORA11\11.2.0\Bin; C:\P
  Program Files (x 86) \AMD APP\bin\x86_64; C:\Program Files (x 86) \AMD APP\bin\x86; C:\
  Windows\System32; C:\Windows; C:\windows\System32\Wbem; C:\windows\System32\Windows
  PowerShell\v1.0\; C:\Program Files (x 86) \ATI Technologies\ATI. ACE\Core-Static; C:\
  Program Files (x 86) \WinMerge; C:\Program Files (x 86) \Rational\common; C:\Program F
  Islands (x86)\Hummingbird\Connectivity\11.00\Accessories\; C:\Program Files (x 86) \R
  ational\ClearCase\bin; C:\Program Files (x 86) \Microsoft SQL Server\100\Tools\Binn
  \VSShell\Common7\IDE\; C:\Program Files (x 86) \Microsoft SQL Server\100\Tools\Binn
  \; C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\Tools\Binn\; C:\Program Files (x 86) \w
  Microsoft SQL Server\100\DTS\Binn\; * C:\Oracle\java*
  
  
  Product.Properties

  DOCSWEBROOT=http\\://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E17904_01/web.1111
  ProgramGroupName=BEA WebLogic Platform 10.3 (Integrated Build)
  PLATFORMHOME=C:\\Oracle\\MIDDLE~1\\wlserver
  WLS_INSTALL_DIR=C:\\Oracle\\MIDDLE~1\\wlserver
  USER_INSTALL_DIR=C:\\Oracle\\MIDDLE~1\\wlserver
  CONFIGWIZ_HOME=C:\\Oracle\\MIDDLE~1\\wlserver
  BEAHOME=C:\\Oracle\\MIDDLE~1
  MW_HOME=C:\\Oracle\\MIDDLE~1
  WL_HOME=C:\\Oracle\\MIDDLE~1\\wlserver

  First of all, there is no need to relocate the jdk system. Part of your problem is more likely the result of a known limit which is caused by the system path or the CLASSPATH containing special characters like the parentheses in (x 86). So, follow these steps:

  Before you begin, make sure that your computer has a static IP address. If it is not the case, you need to install the loopback adapter Windows. For more details, read the Setup Guide and system requirements.

  1. clean your installation attempts failed. Don't forget to also delete the folder C:\bea assuming that no other product does WLS.

  2 uninstall the 64-bit jdk and reinstall where you prefer. I would recommend its default location.

  3 log in Notepad and let it open as a place of detention to paste the following information.

  4. open system properties. Computer > right click > properties > Advanced System Properties > Environment Variables

  5. search for the path in the system variables and values cut into the Clipboard and paste them into Notepad session, that you opened above. Save this information for later.

  6. in the value of path, he has defined as follows, make sure the path to the jdk is correct for your installation:
  

  % SystemRoot%\system32;%SystemRoot%;%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem;%SYSTEMROOT%; C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_37\bin

  
  7. you need the 'generic' WLS download if you plan to run 64-bit. It is a jar instead of an exe file. Assuming you are using WLS 10.3.6, open a DOS window and start Setup as follows:
  

  java-jar C:\PathToJar\wls1036_generic.jar

  
  After completing the installation of WLS and FMw installation and configuration, you can reset your WAY to the way you want to.

• Oracle Forms 10g runtime error

  Hello
  I am new to Oracle forms. I created the form, compiled successfully. But when I ran the form its opening a Page Internet Explore but display not nothing on the page. After a while his shows an error "Internet Explorer has stopped working". It is happen every time when I run the form.
  
  Please suggest me how to run a form in the application form as well as in the Internet Explorer web page.
  
  Thanks in advance
  Kaddour

  Suresh,
  Which edition of Windows 7 32-bit (etc. Professional, Home, Home Premium)? If you use a home edition - good luck to do this work. The necessary minimum edition is the professional edition. Just any editions have all necessary components of networking needed.

  If you use a professional edition or higher, then there are a few preparations you must do to make it work. They are:
  1. you must install the application as an administrator.
  2. you "run" the application as an administrator. The best thing to do is to find the Oracle executable and then right-click and select Properties. Click on the Compatibility tab, and then click "Run this program as an administrator." Windows 7 automatically runs applications like 'Standard user' - even if you have the privilege of administrator assigned to your account. This is part of the feature Universal Account Control (UAC) in Windows 7.
  3. you must install and use a compatible Java Runtime (JRE) (JRE 1.6.0 - No 1.7.0). Oracle Forms 10 g Release 2 (version 10.1.2.x.x) defautls to the use of the Oracle Jinitiator. However, Jinitiator is no longer compatible with Windows 7 and modern browsers or supported. Keep in mind that Jinitiator was to IE 6 so you cannot expect this JRE to work with modern browsers.
  4. change the formsweb.cfg to use JRE 1.6.0. Change the following lines:

  #baseHTMLjinitiator=basejini.htm
  baseHTMLjinitiator=basejpi.htm
  #jpi_classid=clsid:CAFEEFAC-0014-0002-0006-ABCDEFFEDCBA
  jpi_classid=clsid:CAFEEFAC-0016-0000-0034-ABCDEFFEDCBA
  #jpi_mimetype=application/x-java-applet;jpi-version=1.4.2_06
  jpi_mimetype=application/x-java-applet;jpi-version=1.6.0_34
  

  5. Finally, in order to run a form from the forms Builder, you must start the OC4J container. To do this, go to start-all programs-online Oracle Developer Suite - online DevSuiteHome-Online Forms Developer => start an OC4J Instance.
  The OC4J Instance emulates an application server which is required for Forms 10g Runtime.

  The changes described above assumes that you have installed the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.6.0_34. If you have a lower version, make sure you change the "34" to the installed version.

  This is the minimum of changes necessary to make forms work on Windows 7 32 bit. It is strongly recommended that you apply the last group of patches (patches 3 Group) for forms bring your 10.1.2.0.0 version 10.1.2.3.0, but you will need a contract with Oracle support to obtain the fix.

  As for your question,

  One last thing, I've observed is the Oracle Services in the Control Panel control Panel\All Items\Administrative Tools\Services. I don't see any running services related to Oracle, in my system (do not even have a linked oracle service at this location).

  What other Oracle products you have installed? If just Oracle Forms, then you will have no service.

  Craig...

• How to connect to Oracle Form Builder - Oracle Developer Suite 10 g - Windows 7

  Hi brothers and sisters.
  
  Hope that you are well. I installed Oracle Developer Suite 10 g on Windows 7 successfully and that it works correctly. But when I connect to Oracle Form Builder using Connect window asking:
  
  a. user name of
  b. password
  c. database
  
  a message box appears: "ORA-12154: TNS: could not resolve the connect identifier specified '.
  
  I check my String to connect with: ' SELECT * FROM database of v$ ', but the problem remains the same.
  
  Please help me how can I connect to Oracle Form Builder.
  
  Noor

  Hello

  Please use Net Configuration Wizard or set tnsnames.ora with string and computer name to connect.

  NET Configuration Assistant.
  When its open then go to.
  * The local Net Service name configuration.
  * Click Next.
  * Add.
  * Click Next.
  * Name service - Type here connect the String which is XE or any connection string.
  * TCP.
  * Click Next.
  Host name - enter computer name or Ip address.
  * Yes, perform a test.
  you enter the right password and username here.

  Note:-your database should be Up if it's not high, it will be by the same error please start your database first.
  Sarah

• Webutil on Oracle Form Builder

  Hi all,
  
  I installed on my computer the Devsuite Oracle 10 g and Oracle Forms and reports Service 10 g.
  
  Now, Webutil installed in Oracle Forms & reports Service ORACLE_HOME and all work fine.
  
  If I try to edit a form using a JavaBean such oracle.forms.webutil.ole.OleFunctions, the FRM-13008 error is returned.
  
  Please how can put Oracle Form Builder in order to sove the problem?
  
  Thank you and best regards
  Gaetano

  If you want to update the registry (Windows), you'll need locate the key specific to your installation.

  For version 10, the key should appear something like this:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Oracle\KEY_

  In this node, you should be able to find the FORMS_BUILDER_CLASSPATH key. Change the value of this key by adding the webutil jar file. Use a semicolon to add entries. For example:

  C:\oracle\FRHOME\forms\java\frmbld.jar;C:\oracle\FRHOME\jlib\importer.jar;C:\oracle\FRHOME\jlib\debugger.jar;C:\oracle\FRHOME\jlib\utj.jar;C:\oracle\FRHOME\jlib\dfc.jar;C:\oracle\FRHOME\jlib\help4.jar;C:\oracle\FRHOME\jlib\oracle_ice.jar;C:\oracle\FRHOME\jlib\jewt4.jar;C:\oracle\FRHOME\jlib\ewt3.jar;C:\oracle\FRHOME\jlib\share.jar;D:\oracle10g\iDS1012\forms\java\frmall.jar;C:\oracle\FRHOME\forms\java\frmwebutil.jar
  

  Notice that frmwebutil.jar is added to the end.

• JDev11G Vs Oracle Forms 11G

  Hello
  
  When it comes to the infrastructure to build an application on what benefits haver us with JDev11g forms 11g.
  
  Published by: OracleBabu on June 16, 2011 07:24

  Forms and require all two JDev/ADF FMW, or maybe I can be more specific and say that you need a license of FMW. Oracle Forms is accredited to work on Oracle FMW and you pay a license for it. For the ADF, you can deploy on a server of Oracle applications no, but you must still license FMW - but it is possible that the actual cost is less than the license of forms (but depends on).

  Here is my point of view - if you have loads of skills of forms and are already building Forms applications then it would be wise to consider forms. However, you might (and certainly consider) a long-term JDev/ADF. It could be a stand-alone well-defined project could be the perfect testbed for redevelopment of the ADF. The other point to consider is that this demand will be doing, how it will be used, and how it will be architected. If you are looking for expanded internet "self-service" applications and forms, then maybe isn't just for that. If you want to use BPM or Web Center then maybe JDev is better suited.

  Just think if you were doing some DIY, you start by saying "I'll use a hammer, okay, now what's the problem"... .or you would say "what problem am I trying to solve and what tool works best. After all, if you choose a hammer and what you want to do is paint a room then its going to be very difficult for you! (o).

  Concerning
  Grant

• difference between JDeveloper, Oracle Forms and Java SE and EE

  1. I want to know what is the difference between Oracle Forms, JDeveloper, Java SE and EE
  2. is it true that Oracle Forms can produce only a desktop application. To create the web application, we have JDeveloper?
  3 Java SE can only make application office. EE only can make web applications?
  4. to make custom forms and paste it to the E-Business Suite R12, what tool do we use? Oracle Forms, JDeveloper, or Java SE or EE?
  
  Can someone help me with this? I intend to make a custom process externally because there are some processes that cannot be addressed by E-Business Suite R12. I want to know what tool to develop this custom application and whether to integrate the custom for existing E-Business Suite application. Thank you

  1. I want to know what is the difference between Oracle Forms, JDeveloper, Java SE and EE

  Oracle Forms is a tool of Rapid Application Development (RAD) used to create an Application that interacts with an Oracle database.
  JDeveloper is an integrated development (IDE) environment to create applications based on Java.
  Java is a programming language. The SE (Standard Edition) and EE (Enterprise Edition) are just different editions of Java (very basic definition).

  2. is it true that Oracle Forms can produce only a desktop application. To create the web application, we have JDeveloper?

  The latest version of Oracle Forms No. only supports the web deployment. Old version (6.0 and lower) were traditional Client/Server.

  3 Java SE can only make application office. EE only can make web applications?

  Wrong again. To see the difference between the two, visit www.java.com.

  4. to make custom forms and paste it to the E-Business Suite R12, what tool do we use? Oracle Forms, JDeveloper, or Java SE or EE?

  Above all, Oracle Forms, but you can also develop extensions customized by using JDeveloper and the EBS Self Service Framwork. As indicated above, Java SE and EE are not tools, but a language.

  Can someone help me with this? I intend to make a custom process externally because there are some processes that cannot be addressed by E-Business Suite R12. I want to know what tool to develop this custom application and whether to integrate the custom for existing E-Business Suite application. Thank you

  Before starting to build custom to the Enterprise Oracle Business Suite (EBS) extensions I highly suggest that find you a job working firstly with EBS so you can learn the framework of EBS and how the various parts work together. Also, I recommend that consult the library of Documentation of Oracle Applications . Oracle is very clear on how to add customizations to the EBS.

  Craig...

• Development of Application Forms with Oracle Forms 11g on Windows 7

  Computer configuration
  -----
  CPU: Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor T5600
  RAM: 2 GB
  OS: Windows 7
  -----
  Installation
  -----
  First I installed Oracle Database 11 g Release 1 (11.1.0.6.0) ( this ), then using [Installetion Guide | http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12839_01/install.1111/e10421/overview.htm#sthref12] I installed Oracle Fusion Middleware 11 g in this order:
  -Error UCR ( this ) with the number of processes (150 to 500)
  -Oracle WebLogic Server 11 g 1 (10.3.2) material + EPCO - Package Installer ( this ) no error
  -Portal, forms, reports and discoverer (11.1.1.2.0) no error
  -----
  Satisfied I finally installed all components (5-6 hours) I've wound up to the bottom of all the oracle services.
  On the next day service, OracleDBConsolesid has not started (after some googling I found the solution - the added folder names env variable ORACLE_HOME, ORACLE_SID and ORACLE_HOME/oc4j/j2ee) after restart windows started.
  It's background, the problem occurred when I launched Oracle Forms Builder
  First error:
  [MISTAKE 1 | http://imageswink.com/show.php/1327_oracle-error-4.png.html]
  When I click ok it sounded there works fine but when I added the canvas has attempted to open the layout editor another error occurred:
  [ERROR 2 | http://imageswink.com/show.php/1328_oracle-error-2.png.html]
  And after a few seconds just application stopped responding
  [ERROR 3 | http://imageswink.com/show.php/1329_oracle-error-3.png.html]
  And another error when I tried to add menu (click "Menus" twice):
  [ERROR 4 | http://imageswink.com/show.php/1330_oracle-error-5.png.html]
  
  What I am doing wrong?
  What is the best windows (stable) + oracle configuration?
  
  I am a student and I just have to do for my class...
  
  Thanks in advance

  Oracle Database XE with Weblogic 10.3.2 + PFRD installed 11.1.1.2 should work perfectly for a stand-alone development environment.

  For a development environment independent (assuming that's what you try to do) you don't need RCU, or OID or SSO, something like that.

  Hope that helps you.

• Oracle.Forms.Engine.Main not found

  Salvation;
  
  My ststem is 11.5.10.2 on linux. I get this error when I try to launch the interface forms free service:
  
  Oracle.Forms.Engine.Main not found
  
  This system clon on test server but I have no problem when I got the system live login on the live server
  
  I followed:
  
  MetaLink Note 465063.1 this clinet is not any proxy, I also follow this too:
  
  1 uninstall Langis
  2. install travel location (I try defatult location too)
  3. clear money
  4 Control Panel-> administration of JInitiator, console the option "Use browser settings" and "use a proxy" is disabled.
  
  But the problem is always appear... In the Java console, I noticed those it gives error for files below and a pop up screen opened and said that download these files:
  
  
  WARNING: Impossible to cache xxx:800x/OA_JAVA/oracle/apps/fnd/jar/fndforms.jar java.net.ConnectException: connection refused: connect
  
  
  +/XXX/OA_JAVA/Oracle/Apps/FND/jar/fndctx.jar+
  +/XXX/OA_JAVA/Oracle/Apps/FND/jar/fndlist.jar+
  +/XXX/OA_JAVA/Oracle/Apps/FND/jar/fndaol.jar+
  +/XXX/OA_JAVA/Oracle/Apps/FND/jar/fndbalishare.jar+
  +/XXX/OA_JAVA/Oracle/Apps/FND/jar/fndswing.jar+
  +/XXX/OA_JAVA/Oracle/Apps/FND/jar/fndewt.jar+
  +/XXX/OA_JAVA/Oracle/Apps/FND/jar/fndformsi18n.jar+
  +/XXX//OA_JAVA/Oracle/Apps/FND/jar/fndforms.jar+
  
  Any idea or advice?
  
  Thank you
  HELIOS

  Helios,

  Please regenerate all JAR files through adadmin (with option of FORCE) and see if it helps.

  Also, please check error_log and access_log files, you find more information about the error in these two files.

  Kind regards
  Hussein