It will also attempt to determine whether it is valid or not. If you have a jdk installed on your server (you likely to do), you can use the jarsigner tool to determine if a container is signed or not. All Oracle supplied jars is sign by Oracle, with the exception of those downloaded from OTN. : access deniedĪs I mentioned earlier, the only file to be signed is jacob.jar. That said, the error you posted just has nothing to do with the above, but is more likely the result of a having not signed jar file or a signature that is invalid or damaged.
If you cannot find these files, features WebUtil will fail. Specifically, you should find the following files:
Note that my example is for 1.3.1.30 Langis. So, for example if you use Jinitiator 1.3.1.30, the files will be located in: C:\Program Files\Oracle\JInitiator 1.3.1.30\bin If WebUtil dll files have been uploaded correctly, they will be stored in the JRE bin directory. I'll assume you are using Jinitiator, based on the fact that your java console shows that you have downloaded frmall_jinit.jar. This could the JRE from Sun or Oracle JRE, which is JInitiator. Remember, by 'JRE' I want to see is some JRE that you use to run your form on the client side. If WebUtil is downloaded and automatically configured correctly on the client, you will end up with jacob.jar and frmwebutil.jar being stored in the JRE cache.
0 kommentar(er)
