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Wednesday, May 31, 2017

How to install and configure Oracle Forms & Reports 12c fully unattended - Part 1

Today, I will have a novelty on my blog. This blogpost is driven by a joint venture between 3 consultants based in 2 countries (Switzerland and Germany) and working for 3 different consulting companies (Robert Crames = Edorex, Jan-Peter Timmermann = AuraPlayer and myself = Trivadis). As we three consultants, Robert Crames (https://robertcrames.blogspot.ch), Jan-Peter Timmermann (https://jan-peter.me ) and myself are intensively working with Oracle Fusion Middleware Products, which also covers Oracle Forms & Reports, we’re stumbling over...

Tuesday, May 16, 2017

Oracle Forms 12c: frmconfighelper - enable_ohs

Yesterday I was blogging about how to create new Forms Managed Servers and how to deploy a new formsapp into them with the frmconfighelper tool (http://dirknachbar.blogspot.com/2017/05/oracle-forms-122120-multiple-managed.html). Today I was testing the function enable_ohs from the frmconfighelper tool, which is mainly dedicated to generate a forms.conf file in your Oracle HTTP Server which contains the directives for your Forms Environment. oracle@server> cd $ORACLE_HOME/forms/provision oracle@server> ./frmconfighelper.sh using log file...

Monday, May 15, 2017

Oracle Forms 12.2.1.2.0 - Multiple Managed Servers via frmconfighelper

In October 2016 I was blogging how to create multiple Oracle Forms 12c Multiple Managed Servers. In case you are already on the latest Oracle Forms 12.2.1.2.0 Release, you can now create in a really comfortable way multiple Oracle Forms Managed Servers and deploy the necessary formsapp into your newly created Managed Server. Since Oracle Forms 12.2.1 there is a small not really well know tool added to Oracle Forms - frmconfighelper. According the...

Tuesday, May 9, 2017

Fully unintended CPU Patch Download for Oracle WebLogic Server

In case you are owning different versions of Oracle WebLogic Server, e.g. 10.3.6, 12.1.3, 12.2.1.2 and so on and you are regularly applying the Oracle Critical Patch Updates, you will have to download various different Patches. Mainly you will have to click through different Websites and My Oracle Support Notes until you can download the required patches. For this purpose I have developed a handy script, with which you can perform a fully unintended download of the latest Oracle WebLogic Server CPU Patches. All what you need is: a Linux Server...