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oracle.forms.webutil.host.Host bean not found. WEBUTIL_HOST.Execute will not work.

Asked by sae1962at in Oracle 10.x, Windows 2003 Server

Tags: bean, found, webutil

Hi!

I am administering the Oracle servers for a project since June 2007. I had only little previous experience.

Till now, I installed a developer and a test environment on two host machines. Both run on "Windows Server 2003 R2". The machine hosting the "Oracle Application Server 10g Release 2" is called PCO199. It has one OAS for the developer and one for the test environment. Each OAS has it's own Oracle Identity Management (OIM). The OIM's have their own metadata repository databases.

The second machine, called PCO206, hosts currently three databases. Two are test database servers: Elba & ElbaTst. Elba contains the project information I had in June. They reflect the status from more than a year ago, and development continued since then. The second test database server is ElbaTst and has the project status (tables etc.) from end of August 2007. I will remove Elba soon. Also, there is ElbaDev for the developer environment.

The project is also called 'Elba'. It is a project implemented with Oracle Forms 10g R1. The servers at our customer are also Oracle 10g Release 1. My environment has Oracle 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.1.0).

I have installed also Webutil, using Oracle's famous webutil.pdf User's Guide for 10g Rel. 2. I can start the test form WU_TEST_106.FMX without any problems.

My problem:
To finish the project configuration, I have to open a form developed by our Oracle Forms developers, called IM_Template. This form opens with an error message that reads

Forms [×]

oracle.forms.webutil.host.Host bean not found.

WEBUTIL_HOST.Execute will not work

( OK )

This was the farthest point I reached in project 'Elba' trying to install the new environment. I have never worked with Oracle Forms, although I have 2-3 years development experience with Oracle (PL/SQL).

I made several tries according to a discussion (http://www.orafaq.com/forum/t/64386/0). They result in new error messages; I even could "modify" the system so that even the WU_TEST_106.FMX didn't run. But I could not get rid of this Host-bean-not-found error, although I continue and try.

Can you help me?

Thank you in advance!

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oracle.forms.webutil.host.Host bean not found. WEBUTIL_HOST.Execute will not work.

Asked by sae1962at in Oracle 10.x, Windows 2003 Server

Tags: bean, found, webutil

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