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• Oracle Workflow Builder is installed using Oracle Installer and requires the installation of SQL*Net V2 (included). You should install Oracle Workflow Builder on an IBM, Compaq or 100% compatible personal computer with the following:

• A 486 processor or better

• Clock speed of 66 Mhz or greater (90 Mhz or greater is recommended)

• Network card

• SVGA color monitor

• Modem configured with dial-in access for use by Oracle Worldwide Customer Support. At least one PC at your site should be configured with a modem.

• Dual speed, ISO 9660 format CD-ROM available as a logical drive

• Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows NT

• At least 17.3 MB of available disk space to install Oracle Installer, Oracle Workflow Builder, and SQL*Net V2.

Attention: SQL*Net requires and only supports the use of Microsoft's TCP/IP drivers.

• The Workflow Server requires Oracle WebServer to be previously installed.

• The Notification Viewer form, also known as the "Personal Inbox", runs on any Oracle Applications-supported client and is installed along with Oracle Application Object Library.

• The E-mail notifications component contains a program that can send mail through Oracle Office/InterOffice, UNIX Sendmail, or a Windows NT MAPI-compliant mail application. Oracle Workflow can also send mail to other E-mail applications as long as you install the appropriate Oracle Office/InterOffice or UNIX gateway product to communicate with your E-mail application of choice.

• To send and respond to E-mail notifications with HTML attachments, your E-mail application should support HTML attachments and you should have a Web browser application that supports JavaScript and Frames to view the attachment.

• The Web notifications and Workflow Monitor components require Oracle WebServer to be installed first. To view notifications you need a Web browser application that supports JavaScript and Frames. To view the Workflow Monitor you need a Web browser that supports Java Development Kit (JDK), Version 1.1.4 and Abstract Windowing Toolkit (AWT).