Configuring JVM using Fusion Middleware Control
You have to perform specific steps to configure JVM using Fusion Middleware Control.
Perform the following steps:
- Using Fusion Middleware Control, add a new configuration section or modify an existing section in
formsweb.cfg
to enable or disable use of JVM controller for applications. - Ensure CLASSPATH is updated in
default.env
or injvmcontrollers.cfg
. - Using Fusion Middleware Control, configure the JVM parameters.
- Start the JVM controller.
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JVM pooling parameters that are used in the Forms configuration file, see Forms Configuration File Settings.
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JVM parameters, see Managing Parameters.
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JVM controller, see Starting and Stopping JVM Controllers with Fusion Middleware Control.
Network Proxies and Java Calls Using JVM Controller
When JVM pooling is enabled and the JVM Controller runs Java, it may be necessary to set the 'jvmoptions
' parameter in jvmcontrollers.cfg file. This parameter users can use to set the java properties related to network proxies. For applications calling Oracle Reports, Oracle BI-Publisher, or using Imported Java, and these calls require access through network proxy; use the appropriate parameters to configure the environment as appropriate for proxy in use
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http.proxyHost
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http.proxyPort
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https.proxyHost
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https.proxyPort
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http.nonProxyHosts
For information about these properties, see
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/net/doc-files/net-properties.html
in Java documentation.