Cause
JAR file corruption on the client side.
The JAR files stored in the local Jinitiator cache control the interaction between forms and the
desktop.
C:\Program Files\Oracle\Jinitiator 1.1.7.27\jcache\
(Jinitiator version may be different)
These can become corrupted or out dated following patching.
Solution
To implement the solution, please execute the following steps:
1. Recreate certificate with adjkey
2. Regenerate force all jar files
3. Delete all files in directory :
C:\Program Files\Oracle\Jinitiator 1.1.7.27\jcache\
(Jinitiator version may be different)
4. Retest the issue
5. Migrate the solution as appropriate to other environments.
I have told Srinivas about this. He will implement this and let me know if this solved the issue.
5 comments:
We are facing an issue after integration of OID/SUN one LDAP/ SSO.
If we change password from OIDDAS it says password changed successfully but does not actually change the password and we again have to login with old password.
It’s Apps 11i SSO OID Sunone Iplanet Integration and source of truth is OID. so paasswords are in OID
Why is it so ?
Rgds
Aashish
Dear Vikram Das,
You have explained some steps to execute to solve this copy paste issue. But I don't have a wide knowledge of doing that steps. Therefore please explain how to do Step1 (1. Recreate certificate with adjkey)
thanks
Hi Sudantha,
Please refer to Metalink Note 365735.1 for creating certificate with adjkey.
- Vikram
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Thank for all
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