| Launch application from OracleForm in Unix OS [message #463429] |
Thu, 01 July 2010 05:32  |
peppebozzo
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my problem is this. I created the java classes using itext to create a document library. Rtf, or. Odt. I integrated classes in Oralce form and everything works. I created a file. Odt application server on a folder and now only remains for me to open the file. The roads are two:
1. Directly from the server, you can?
2. From the client using the API or openoffice launching the executable with cmd?
Oracle Forms is a command to transfer files on the client and run the executable swriter of openoffice?
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| Re: Executable swriter from OracleForm [message #463658 is a reply to message #463429] |
Fri, 02 July 2010 07:58  |
peppebozzo
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Edit: I find one solution:
l_document VARCHAR2(256) := 'C:\file.odt';
l_program VARCHAR2(30) := 'SOFFICE.EXE';
Client_Host('CMD /C START "Grid" '||l_program||' "'||l_document||'"');
this work only windows system. For unix/linux system wich command use??
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| Launch application from OracleForm in Unix OS [message #463918 is a reply to message #463429] |
Mon, 05 July 2010 03:23 |
peppebozzo
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Hi, I want to know if there is a command OracleForm to find out which operating system runs on the client and how to set the path and the command to run an application on Linux OS
Example: I use this under windows
Client_Host ('CMD / C START "Grid"' | | l_program | | '"' | | l_document ||'"');
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