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Java 7 is installed. As of Java 7 Update 6, Oracle made an internal change in the Java plugin that causes Oracle Forms (Banner) to not recognize that Java is correctly installed. Fix: Determine if your computer is x64 or x86 processor type. Right click My Computer and go to Properties to access the System Properties. I assume this means I have to go with oracle jinitiator 1.1.8.2 download to fix the issue, but can someone please explain precisely what the problem is and how to fix it?
You can setup the Oracle JInitiator Plug-in after you install it on your server for server-based testing purposes only. Then continue by:
B.8.1 Adding Oracle JInitiator Markup to Your Base HTML File
To add Oracle JInitiator markup to your base HTML file:
Open your base HTML file within a text editor.
Add the OBJECT and EMBED tags.
- For examples of added markup, refer to Appendix C.3, 'base.htm, basejini.htm, and basejpi.htm Files'.
B.8.2 Customizing the Oracle JInitiator Download File
The Oracle JInitiator download file (JINIT_DOWNLOAD.HTM) is the template HTML file that allows your users to download the Oracle JInitiator file.
To customize the Oracle JInitiator download file:
Open the JINIT_DOWNLOAD.HTM file within an HTML or text editor.
Modify the text as desired.
Save your changes.
B.8.3 Making Oracle JInitiator Available for Download
To make Oracle JInitiator available for download:
Copy jinit13x.EXE to your Web server.
You must copy jinit13x.EXE to the location that was specified within the base HTML file.
Copy JINIT_DOWNLOAD.HTM to your Web server.
You must copy JINIT_DOWNLOAD.HTM to the location that was specified within the base HTML file.
After logging into Java application in any browser (Chrome, Firefox, or Internet Explorer), Windows produces an error indicating that the JInitiator version is too low, system pop up below error message:
FRM-92095: Oracle JInitiator version too low. Please install version 1.1.8.2 or higher
Why:
The cause is the JRE version is not compatible. Oracle made an internal change in the Java plugin after Java 7 that causes Oracle Forms (Banner) to not recognize that Java is correctly installed.
Solution 1:
Add a OS Parameter: JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS, and parameter value: -Djava.vendor='Sun Microsystems Inc.' as Environment Variables
1. Open Advanced system settings
Start Menu › Control Panel › System and Security › System
2. Click Environment Variables
3. Add a System variables
4. Re-log or reboot your system
Solution 2:
Add a OS Parameter: JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS, and parameter value: -Djava.vendor='Sun Microsystems Inc.' as Java Runtime Parameter
1. Open Java Control Panel
Windows 8 or Windows 10
Use search to find the Control Panel
- Press Windows logo key + W to open the Search charm to search settings
- In the search box enter Java Control Panel
- Click on Java icon to open the Java Control Panel.
Windows 7, Vista
- Click on the Start button and then click on the Control Panel option.
- In the Control Panel Search enter Java Control Panel.
- Click on the Java icon to open the Java Control Panel.
Windows XP
- Click on the Start button and then click on the Control Panel option.
- Double click on the Java icon to open the Java Control Panel.
Alternate method of launching Java Control Panel
In the Start Search box, type:
- Windows 32-bit OS: c:Program FilesJavajre7binjavacpl.exe
- Windows 64-bit OS: c:Program Files (x86)Javajre7binjavacpl.exe
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2. After the Java Control Panel opens, go to the Java tab as shown below.
The rest of the directions apply to both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows.
3. Click 'View', then add -Djava.vendor='Sun Microsystems Inc.' into the Runtime Parameter box
Solution 3:
Uninstall your JRE 7, and re-install JRE 6 since Java 7 currently incompatible with Banner Forms
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Solution 4 (advanced solution and it is not recommended for end-users):
Oracle Jinitiator 1.1.8.2 Download
Enable EBS environments for JRE 7, refer: https://blogs.oracle.com/stevenChan/entry/java_jre_1_7_03