Configure Oracle Forms 12c Stand-Alone Launcher FSAL

Oracle Forms Services Stand-alone Application Launcher

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	Overview: The Oracle Forms Stand-alone Application Launcher (FSAL) offers an alternative way for end-users to run Oracle Forms applications. FSAL offers a browser-less, more client/server-like interface. As a result of not using a browser, FSAL does not use the Java Plugin component of a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) or Java Developer Kit (JDK). All that is required to run FSAL on the end-user machine is a Java installation. This can be either the JDK or the JRE. To determine which Java versions are supported, please contact your administrator.
	How To Use: Download the FSAL from here: link Open a shell (e.g. cmd on Windows) and change directories to where the above file was saved. Enter the following to run your application. The URL value should be provided by your Administrator. java -jar frmsal.jar -url "<URL>" -t <time in milliseconds> Example: java -jar frmsal.jar -url "http://myFormsServer:8888/forms/frmservlet?config=standaloneapp" -t 30000 Additional Usage: java <options> -jar frmsal.jar -url "<Oracle Forms URL with config name>" -t <time in milliseconds for timeout> -url URL (required) The URL should represent the fully qualified address to the Forms environment, to include the configuration name. If config is not included, the default will attempt to load.  The URL should be quoted. -t time (optional - default value 60000ms) The time is the amount of time the launcher should wait for the server to provide its initial response before timing out. The value should be enter in milliseconds and be whole numbers only. Java options for configuring proxy settings: HTTP Proxy Example:  java -Dhttp.proxyHost=<proxy-host> -Dhttp.proxyPort=<proxy-port> -jar frmsal.jar -url "<URL>" -t <time in milliseconds> HTTPS Proxy Example:  java -Dhttps.proxyHost=<proxy-host> -Dhttps.proxyPort=<proxy-port> -jar frmsal.jar -url "<URL>" -t <time in milliseconds>