Oracle Forms Server Release 6i: Deploying Forms Applications to the Web with Oracle Internet Application Server -- Index

ActiveX

support, 8-13

align parameter, 5-7

alt parameter, 5-7

applet

parameters, 5-6, 5-13

AppletViewer

installing, C-5

running applications, C-1

viewing applications, 3-5

application

server, 2-2

start-up time, 11-6

architecture

client/server, 8-2

Forms Server, 2-2

Web, 8-3

archive parameter, 5-7

authentication, 10-2

authorization, 10-3

background parameter, 5-8

base HTML file

creating, 5-12

variable values, 5-13

base.htm

default file, 5-14

description, 5-12

basejini.htm

default file, 5-15

description, 5-12

benchmarks

capacity planning, 14-1

test results, 14-8

border parameter, 5-7

browser, 2-2

BROWSERnn, A-2

caching JAR files, 11-8

CGI (Common Gateway Interface)

load balancing, 12-3, 12-5

system variable, 5-13

client tier, 2-2

clientBrowser parameter, C-2

clientDPI parameter, 5-8

client/server applications, migrating, 8-1

code parameter, 5-7

codebase parameter, 5-7

codetype parameter, 5-7

colorScheme parameter, 5-8

components

Forms Server, 2-3

configuration

generic web server, 5-2

connectMode parameter, 5-7

customizeable parameters, A-3

Data Host parameter, 12-7

Data Port parameter, 12-6, 12-8

database tier, 2-2

DBLINK_ENCRYPT_LOGIN, 10-4

demilitarized zone (DMZ), 10-5

DEnn, A-2

Deploying Icons and Images Used by Forms Server, 7-4

deployment

Forms to the Web, 6-1

disable MENU_BUFFERING, 11-10

documentation

how this guide can help, 1-5

related manuals, xviii

DSA, 10-4

encryption, 10-3

environment variables

Forms Server CGI, 5-2

Events Management window, OEM, 13-7

extranet, 9-3

Feature Restrictions for Forms Applications on the Web, 7-10

firewall

description, 10-4

HTTP, 9-4

font alias list, 8-13

Forms applet, 2-4

Forms applications

Internet, 9-4

LAN, 9-5

remote dial-up, 9-5

VPN, 9-6, 9-7

WAN, 9-5

Forms CGI, definition, 12-1

Forms Listener, 2-3, 2-4

Forms OEM, 13-2

Forms Runtime Engine, 2-3, 2-4

Forms Server

architecture, 2-2

components, 2-3

OEM, 13-6

Port parameter, 12-6

FORMS60_HTTPS_NEGOTIATE_DOWN, 5-3, 5-17

FORMS60_MAPPING, 5-3

FORMS60_MESSAGE_ENCRYPTION, 5-3

FORMS60_OUTPUT, 5-3

FORMS60_PATH, 5-2

FORMS60_WALLET, 5-3, 5-17

FORMS65_PATH, A-3

FORMS65_REPFORMAT, A-3

FORMS65_TIMEOUT, A-4

FORMS65_USEREXITS, A-4

FORMSnn, A-2

FORMSxx_HTTPS_NEGOTIATE DOWN, 10-4

FORMSxx_MESSAGE_ENCRYPTION, 10-4

General Guidelines, 7-1

GRAPHICS65_PATH, A-4

GRAPHICSnn, A-2

Guidelines for Designing Forms Applications, 7-2

heartBeat parameter, 5-8

height parameter, 5-7

hspace parameter, 5-7

HTTP, 3-1

communications, 12-6

connection, 10-5

firewalls, 9-4, 10-4

Forms over the Internet, 9-4

HTTPS

connection, 10-5

description, 3-3

overview, 3-1

image types supported, 8-13

imageBase parameter, 5-9

Installation, 4-1

installation

requirements for OEM, 13-2

integrating applications, 7-9

Internet, 9-2

INTERRUPT, A-4

Intranet, 9-2

JAR files

descriptions, 11-7

migration, 8-13

Java

applet, 2-4

fonts, 8-13

Runtime Environment (JRE), B-1

Virtual Machine (JVM), B-1

JavaBeans in UI, 8-13

JInitiator

benefits, B-2

FAQ, B-8

introduction, B-1

markup tags for a base HTML file, B-7

overview, 3-4

using, B-2

LAN, Forms applications, 9-5

listeners

controlling with OEM, 13-5

Load Balancer Client

controlling with OEM, 13-7

definition, 12-2

Load Balancer Server

controlling with OEM, 13-6

definition, 12-1

parameters for load balancing, 12-6

trace messages, 12-8

load balancing, 12-1

cgi, 12-5

Load Balancer Client parameters, 12-7

Load Balancer Server parameters, 12-6

steps, 12-3

terms, 12-1

trace log, 12-8

LOCAL, A-4

lookAndFeel parameter, 5-8

message diff-ing, 11-4

middle tier, 2-2

migration

client/server applications, 8-1

guidelines, 8-13

MMnn, A-2

MODULE parameter, 5-9

monitoring, OEM, 13-7

mouse triggers, tuning, 11-11

MouseMove triggers, 8-13

name parameter, 5-7

network

descriptions, 9-1

reducing bandwidth, 11-9

NLS_LANG, A-4

NT RAS, 9-6

OCLnn, A-2

OCX, 8-13

OLE, 8-13

optimizations, built into Forms Server, 11-1

ORA_ENCRYPT_LOGIN, 10-4

Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM)

description, 13-1

Oracle Internet platform, 1-2

ORACLE_HOME, A-5

PARAM tags, 5-7

parameters

BROWSERnn, A-2

DEnn, A-2

FORMS65_PATH, A-3

FORMS65_REPFORMAT, A-3

FORMS65_TIMEOUT, A-4

FORMS65_USEREXITS, A-4

FORMSnn, A-2

GRAPHICS65_PATH, A-4

GRAPHICSnn, A-2

INTERRUPT, A-4

LOCAL, A-4

MMnn, A-2

NLS_LANG, A-4

OCLnn, A-2

ORACLE_HOME, A-5

PROnn, A-2

RDBMSnn, A-2

required, A-2

RWnn, A-2

TKnn, A-2

VGSnn, A-3

performance tuning, 11-1

Primary Node, definition, 12-2

PROnn, A-2

Protocol parameter, 12-6

RDBMSnn, A-2

registry

editing and viewing, A-1

Windows, A-1

Registry.dat file, 8-13

registryPath parameter, 5-9

remote dial-up, Forms applications, 9-5

Request Port parameter, 12-7

required parameters, A-2

resources, minimizing

boilerplate objects, 11-2

data segments, 11-2

encoded program units, 11-2

network usage, 11-3

rendering displays, 11-4

sending packets, 11-3

Runform parameters, 5-9

RWnn, A-2

sample file

base.htm, 5-14

basejinit.htm, 5-15

scalability

definition, 14-2

number of users, 14-1

thresholds, 14-7

Secondary Node, definition, 12-2

security

issues, 10-1

reducing risks, 10-5

separateFrame parameter, 5-8

server

authentication, 10-2

location, 11-5

serverApp parameter, 5-8

serverArgs parameters, 5-8, 5-9

serverHost parameter, 5-7

serverPort parameter, 5-7

SNS/ANO, 10-4

sockets mode

description, 3-1

splashScreen parameter, 5-8

standby parameter, 5-7

Sun Solaris, benchmarks, 14-1

system capacity criteria

application complexity, 14-5

memory, 14-4

network, 14-4

processor, 14-3

shared resources, 14-4

user load, 14-5

terminology, load balancing, 12-1

three-tier architecture, 2-2

timers, tuning, 11-11

title parameter, 5-7

TKnn, A-2

trace

log, Load Balancer Server, 12-8

transmission of data, security, 10-3

tuning

application size, 11-12

application start-up time, 11-6

caching JAR files, 11-8

considerations, 11-1

deferring load, 11-8

disable MENU_BUFFERING, 11-10

message order, 11-9

mouse triggers, 11-11

promote similarities, 11-9

reduce boilerplate objects, 11-10

reduce navigation, 11-10

reducing network bandwidth, 11-9

screen draws, 11-10

server location, 11-5

timers, 11-11

using JAR files, 11-7

type parameter, 5-7

user-defined parameters, 5-9

USERID parameter, 5-9

variable

base HTML file parameter, 5-13

description, 5-14

VBX, 8-13

VGSnn, A-3

virtual private network (VPN), description, 10-5

VPN, Forms applications, 9-6, 9-7

vspace parameter, 5-7

WAN, Forms applications, 9-5

web

server, generic, 5-2

webformsTitle parameter, 5-9

width parameter, 5-7

Windows NT, benchmarks, 14-1