Forms Demoserver 12.2.1.3 @ Oracle Cloud EU-frankfurt-1 brought to you by Auraplayer and Cologne Data
We offer you a Forms12c/Reports12c livedemo here. You have two options to start the demos. The first one is via a browser (IE11) and a JAVA Plugin. To use the browser version you need to install a JAVA runtime environment first. You can get the latest version (1.8.0.181) from Oracle JRE Downloadpage. For the FSAL call (browserless) you find more informations under the link "support" on this page.
| no | description | shared by | options | hits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0001 | The webutil demo from the Oracle Demopage | Oracle Demos | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 1469 |
| 0002 | Basic Formsfunctions | Gerd Volberg | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 572 |
| 0003 | Grafic Example | Gerd Volberg | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 480 |
| 0004 | Resolving Locks with ORACLE Forms | Jürgen Bader | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 207 |
| 0005 | Timeoutdemo with all old options (++timeout.jar) | Frank Hoffmann | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 170 |
| 0006 | Timeoutdemo with 12c Client Idle | Frank Hoffmann | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 125 |
| 0007 | Exceldemo, dynamic CSV file from last_query, row banding, custom colors, smartbarheight | Frank Hoffmann | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 421 |
| 0008 | Latency Testscreen (no db connect) as replacement for test.fmb | Frank Hoffmann | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 228 |
| 0009 | Forms 12c Migration tool from 6i to 12.2.1.3. based on FORMS-APIMASTER | Friedhold Matz | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 223 |
| 0010 | A FFI Sample with DLLs for 32 and 64 Bit | Friedhold Matz | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 112 |
| 0011 | The webutil demo with OLE (++jacob.jar) | Oracle Demos | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 181 |
| 0012 | A PDF Viewer example with direct print (++pdfviewer.jar) | Mark Striekwold | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 239 |
| 0013 | Slider demo as RGB "Designer" (++slider.jar) | Francois Degrelle | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 169 |
| 0014 | Tree demo as sample for menus (++accordion.jar) | Andreas Weiden | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 312 |
| 0015 | Brilliant Modernization with TAB Canvas, Error Message, LOV (++modernize.jar) | Luc Gyselinck | https (IE11) | sources | 422 |
| 0016 | Forms Combobox with autocompletion and keyboard control based on native PL/SQL | Friedhold Matz | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 196 |
| 0017 | Forms Materialized Item - a modern approach for DATA entry in PL/SQL | Friedhold Matz | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 373 |
| 0018 | Extended String Demo with varchar2(32000) db 12.1.0.2 plus patch 27849051 | Frank Hoffmann | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 68 |
| 0019 | Design valid colors for Oracle Forms with nice preview | Steve Cosner | https (IE11) | sources | FSAL(BATCH) | 120 |
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