Basic Configuration Parameters Single Sign-On Configuration Parameters
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For optional parameters, the parameter description may show a non-null default value from the default section of the formsweb.cfg that is shipped with the
Forms product. In addition, the parameter description may show the default value that is assumed if no value is specified. This is the non-null value that
produces the same behavior as a null value. When the description for an optional parameter simply shows an unqualified default value, the implication is that this
value is both the default value from the default section of the formsweb.cfg that is shipped with the Forms product, and also the default value that is assumed if no
value is specified.
When the description for an optional parameter does not explicitly specify a default value, the implication is that the default value is null.
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Runform parameters: The descriptions for some parameters indicate that they are runform parameters. They are passed to the frmweb process using the serverArgs
applet parameter. For such a parameter, the syntax rules documented in Section 3.3.4
must be adhered to when specifying a value that contains special characters.
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Sub-arguments for otherparams: The descriptions for some parameters indicate that they are sub-arguments for otherparams. That means that in order for the
parameter to take effect when specified in formsweb.cfg or the URL, it must appear in the form name=name within the value of the otherparams
parameter. So, for example, if you are adding the parameter array with a value of no to a configuration section, you must also add array=array to the
value of the otherparams parameter.
Note that these parameters are all runform parameters since the otherparams parameter is itself a runform parameter, and so the syntax rules documented in
Section 3.3.4 must be adhered to when specifying a value that contains special
characters. This section includes:
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Section 4.2.5.1, Basic Configuration Parameters
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Section 4.2.5.2, Single Sign-On Configuration Parameters
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Section 4.2.5.3, Trace Configuration Parameters
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Section 4.2.5.4, Plug-in Configuration Parameters
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Section 4.2.5.5, HTML Page Configuration Parameters
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Section 4.2.5.6, Applet Configuration Parameters
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Section 4.2.5.7, Advanced Configuration Parameters
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Section 4.2.5.8, List of Parameters that Cannot be Specified in the URL