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[jezzicaz789]

Thanks for the answer. Hi guys, Im a newbie. Nice to join this forum.

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[silvan]

Some interesting news here. It all started working after we implement the following solution from Oracle:

Please note that the Forms uses 40-bit encryption by default and this cannot be changed, only you can disabled by setting the following run time parameter in default.env or your customized environment file. (FORMS_MESSAGE_ENCRYPTION=TRUE|FALSE).

[silvan]

Thanks for the answer.

[gbdeepak]

Silvan,

Note that the current Oracle JInitiator support has been certified only for 11i. It may work with other versions (like 10g here in your example) but has not been tested. We are looking to expand coverage by the end of the year to cover versions 9,10, 11 and 12 and the Sun JVMs as well but we do not have 10g coverage today.

- deepak

[silvan]

Ok, here we are. We are definetly running HTTP (Native) mode. Not HTTPS, and not Socket mode.
Knowledgebase points us to the FORMS60_MESSAGE_ENCRYPTION parameter that should be turned of, but in our Oracle Application Server (10g) this is not found...

[bgilbert]

This may be a matter of being picky about semantics, but I thought that "native" mode in Oracle 11i was "socket" mode and "HTTP" mode was a configurable mode separate from socket?

[silvan]

A case is open with Riverbed for this issue, but it might be interesting to follow up here as well. Yes I have created an in-path rule specifying the correct port number (we use 7781) dowards our Oracle Application Server. This is Apache with the Servlet doing web-forms through JInitiator. We see we run JInitiator in HTTP (native) mode, but no optimization...

[bgilbert]

Its also important to first be sure what port you are using for Oracle HTTP mode and use that with the inpath rule. You obviously may not be using the default port#.

[bgilbert]

Hi Silvan,

Did you perform the following configuration in the inpath rules? The port used for Oracle HTTP mode is 8000.

Taken from the docs:

Property Value

Type Auto-discover or Fixed-target.

Destination Subnet/Port Specify the server IP address (for example, 10.11.41.14/32), and a port number:

9000 - native mode, using the default forms server

8000 - HTTP mode

[silvan]

Now we have installed RiOS 5.0, and found Oracle JInitiator optimization *not* working in http-native mode in our case.
We found nearly zero optimization. A case is logged with Riverbed for this.