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Hello,<br />
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I am deploying my Forms/Reports 9i application on a Linux Red Hat Server Enterprise 3 (ES) running FOrms/Reports Services 10g. My application uses and attached library called RP2PRO.PLL that contains a number of functions related to printer set-up. The RP2PRO.PLL attached library makes extensive reference to ORARRP.<br />
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I have read however that the following functions are no longer supportted under Oracle 9i iDS/iAS:<br />
1) default.use_orarrp <br />
2) default.orarrp_virtual_dir<wbr />ectory <br />
3) default.orarrp_physical_di<wbr />rectory <br />
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1) Can I still use the ORARRP Utility to print locally my Reports over the Web ?<br />
(if not how could I go about this )<br />
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Your toughts ...<br />
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PT<br />
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Hello,

I am deploying my Forms/Reports 9i application on a Linux Red Hat Server Enterprise 3 (ES) running FOrms/Reports Services 10g. My application uses and attached library called RP2PRO.PLL that contains a number of functions related to printer set-up. The RP2PRO.PLL attached library makes extensive reference to ORARRP.

I have read however that the following functions are no longer supportted under Oracle 9i iDS/iAS:
1) default.use_orarrp 
2) default.orarrp_virtual_directory 
3) default.orarrp_physical_directory 

1) Can I still use the ORARRP Utility to print locally my Reports over the Web ?
(if not how could I go about this )

Your toughts ...

PT



ORARRP and WebForms (Forms/Reports 9i/10g)

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