- Understanding ORMIT™-OpenJava’s Oracle® Forms compatibility service The Oracle Forms compatibility service (OFCS) is a critical component in the ORMIT™-OpenJava architecture, designed by RENAPS to ensure compatibility with Oracle Forms features while embracing modern web standards. Its inclusion is intentional and allows for seamless handling of legacy Forms logic, centralized validation, and optimized code management.
- Understanding Concurrency Management After Migrating Oracle Forms to Java with ORMIT™-OpenJava Concurrency management in modernized applications requires rethinking session control, locking, and performance compared to traditional Oracle Forms. This article explains how ORMIT-OpenJava handles concurrency distinctively, with scalable patterns for multi-user environments that preserve data integrity, reduce contention, and align with modern web architectures, providing smoother experiences and fewer runtime conflicts.
- Understanding Key Mapping after an ORMIT™-OpenJava migration ORMIT™-OpenJava keeps the same key mappings as Oracle Forms by default, ensuring a seamless transition with no change management required. Fully customizable via key_mappings.mjs, it offers improved readability and control.
- Automated Oracle Forms Conversion to Java/JS on React/Angular Automated forms conversion to modern technologies like Java, React, or Angular presents a compelling solution for companies looking to upgrade their systems while minimizing disruptions. This blog explores the historical context of Oracle Forms, the challenges of continuing with this legacy platform, and why automated conversion to Java, with options for Angular or React front-end, is the most cost-effective and forward-thinking approach.
- Upgrade Oracle Forms and Reports with APEX: A 2024 overview of your options Oracle Application Express (APEX) is a low-code development platform designed to build scalable and secure enterprise applications with world-class features that can be deployed anywhere. APEX simplifies the development process, allowing developers to create web applications rapidly with minimal coding effort. It offers a drag-and-drop interface, enabling the creation of forms, reports, charts, and other application components without extensive programming knowledge.
- Will Java 9 or Java 10 Be Supported with Oracle Forms? Applies to Oracle Forms - Version 11.1.1.7.0 and later. Objective: To clarify the support/certification status of Java 9 and Java 10 with Oracle Forms.
- Oracle Forms Migration – Java/JS instead of Oracle APEX? Migrating away from Oracle Forms can offer several advantages, especially considering the evolving landscape of technology and business requirements. Here are several reasons why migrating away from Oracle Forms might be a good idea
- Decoding the Framework Dilemma: Angular, React, or Vaadin - Navigating Your Way to the Right Choice In the rapidly evolving landscape of web development, choosing the right framework for your project can feel like navigating a labyrinth. With a plethora of options available, Angular, React, and Vaadin stand out as three of the most popular and widely used frameworks.
- The Future of Application Development Post-Oracle Forms: Trends and Predictions In the evolving landscape of application development, the transition from Oracle Forms to Java/Javascript marks a pivotal shift towards more modern, flexible, and scalable development practices.
- Quick Reference to Building a Paper Report with a Barcode JavaBean This Note is a Quick Reference to build a Paper Report with a Barcode JavaBean.
- PDF Post Processing Plugin Destination - Concatenating PDF File and Applying Watermark to PDF Output This pluggable destination provides the functionality to append a PDF file to Reports output. It also applies a watermark to the resulting file and assigns page numbers to the final file.
- Managed Servers of a Portal, Forms, Reports, Discoverer Installation Fail to Start with Java 7 with During the configuration, the WLS_Portal, WLS_Forms, WLS_Reports, or WLS_Discoverer may not be able to start, failing with this error:
- java.lang.OutOfMemoryError When Applying Oracle Weblogic Server Patch Exception in thread "main" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: GC overhead limit exceeded
- How To Execute an Operating System Command From Oracle Reports (Similar to the Builtin HOST in Oracl In Oracle Forms, the builtin HOST can be used to execute an indicated operating system command. This note explains how to use Java in Oracle Reports to perform a similar function .
- How To Create a Java Keystore via Keytool in FMW 11g/12c This Note is part of a number of articles written for SSL Configuration in FMW 11g and in FMW 12c.
- DESTYPE=BLOBDestination in Reports 11g Fails With : java.lang.IllegalAccessError: tried to access cl The code modifications described below are necessary only if you are using a "custom" version of BLOBDestination.
- How To Implement A Similar Function In Web Forms For "WIN_API_SHELL.SENDKEYS" This document explains how to implement a similar function in web forms for "WIN_API_SHELL.SENDKEYS" that was used in Forms Client/ Server version.
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