Applet Configuration Parameters Forms Configuration Parameters
4.2.5.6 Applet Configuration Parameters
These parameters are specified in the baseHTML file as values for object or applet parameters. They describe the visual behavior and appearance of the applet. baseHTMLjpi Required Physical path to HTML file that contains Java Plug-in tags. Used as the baseHTML file if the client browser is not on Windows and the client browser is either Firefox or IE without the IE native settings. Default value from formsweb.cfg is basejpi.htm. HTMLafterForm Optional HTML content to add to the page below the area where the Forms application is displayed. HTMLbeforeForm Optional HTML content to add to the page above the area where the Forms application is displayed. HTMLbodyAttrs Optional Attributes for the BODY tag of the HTML page. pageTitle Optional HTML page title, attributes for the BODY tag, and HTML to add before and after the form. Default value fromformsweb.cfg is Oracle Fusion Middleware Forms Services. Table 4–12 Applet or Object Configuration Parameters Parameter Required Optional Parameter Value and Description background Optional Specifies the .GIF file that should appear in the background. Set to NO for no background. Leave empty to use the default background. colorScheme Optional Determines the applications color scheme. Legal values: Teal, Titanium, Red, Khaki, Blue, BLAF, SWAN, Olive, or Purple. Default value from formsweb.cfg is teal. Note : colorScheme is ignored if LookAndFeel is set to Generic. logo Optional Specifies the .GIF file that should appear at the Forms menu bar. Set to NO for no logo. Leave empty to use the default Oracle logo. lookAndFeel Optional Determines the applications look-and-feel. Legal values: Oracle or Generic Windows look-and-feel. Default value from formsweb.cfg is Oracle. separateFrame Optional Determines whether the applet appears within a separate window. Legal values: true or false default. Table 4–11 Cont. HTML Page Configuration Parameters Parameter Required Optional Parameter Value and Description Configuring and Managing Forms Services 4-154.2.5.7 Advanced Configuration Parameters
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