Showing posts with label logo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label logo. Show all posts

Monday, August 3, 2009

How To Change The Standard Oracle Logo in R12 Forms?

1.- Open the file $INST_TOP/ora/10.1.2/forms/server/appsweb.cfg

2.- Check the baseHTML and baseHTMLJInitiator variables inside the file. They point to theappsbase.htm file used in the forms (ussually is the same file for both)

3.- Open the file(s) pointed by those variables

4.- Go to the "// Forms Applet Parameters" section related to the client browser you use

5.- Check if there's a line that references to "PARAM name=logo". An example of how that line mustbe for Internet Explorer is:

IEhtml += '<' + 'PARAM name=logo value="' + xlogo + '">';
add or change that line according to what you have and what you want.

6.- Go to the "// Oracle Applications default Parameters" section in the same file

7.- Add or edit the definition of xlogo variable. It must be:var xlogo = "%logo%"

8.- Save the file(s)

9.- Locate the variable "logo" in $INST_TOP/ora/10.1.2/forms/server/appsweb.cfg file at the ";Forms Server Information: servlet, port, machine name and domain" section. If it's not there thenyou can create the line. The variable must point to the .gif file you want to add on the forms.You must put the .gif file in
$OA_JAVA/oracle/apps/media
and $OA_JAVA paths and point the "logo"variable to your file with:logo=

10.- Bounce Forms and Apache servers for the changes to take effect11.- Open a new browser window on your client desktop and test the forms.

Thursday, July 30, 2009

How to change the Corporate Branding Image System Wide in the E-business Suite (R12)

Solution 1:

1.Make a backup of the following files under $OA_MEDIA,

FNDSSCORP.gif (Oracle image)

PERBRAND.gif (Human Resources image)

2. Change the required logo with the above names and place it in the OA_MEDIA folder

3. Bounce the Apache and the changes can be observed when we login.

Ref # Oracle® Self-Service Human Resources Deploy Self-Service Capability Guide (Part No. B31648-04)

Solution 2:


1. View the file name of your image. Pay special attention to case sensitivity.
e.g. file name IMAGE.gif

2. Copy the image to the $OA_MEDIA directory on ALL middle tiers

3. Edit profile option "Corporate Branding Image for Oracle Applications" at the site level.
Assign the value of your image file
e.g. IMAGE.gif

Make sure the case is exactly as the file is named. If the file name is not entered exactly as it is named the image will be broken and will not appear.

4. Stop / Start Apache to see the change


Monday, June 1, 2009

How to change the standard Oracle logo in R12 Forms ?

To change the logo of Oracle applications perform the following steps:

1.- Open the file $INST_TOP/ora/10.1.2/forms/server/appsweb.cfg
2.- Check the baseHTML and baseHTMLJInitiator variables inside the file. They point to the appsbase.htm file used in the forms (ussually is the same file for both)
3.- Open the file(s) pointed by those variables
4.- Go to the "// Forms Applet Parameters" section related to the client browser you use
5.- Check if there's a line that references to "PARAM name=logo". An example of how that line mustbe for Internet Explorer is:IEhtml += '<' + 'PARAM name=logo value="' + xlogo + '">';
add or change that line according to what you have and what you want.

6.- Go to the "// Oracle Applications default Parameters" section in the same file

7.- Add or edit the definition of xlogo variable. It must be:var xlogo = "%logo%"

8.- Save the file(s)

9.- Locate the variable "logo" in $INST_TOP/ora/10.1.2/forms/server/appsweb.cfg file at the ";
Forms Server Information: servlet, port, machine name and domain" section. If it's not there thenyou can create the line. The variable must point to the .gif file you want to add on the forms.You must put the .gif file in $OA_JAVA/oracle/apps/media and $OA_JAVA paths and point the "logo"variable to your file with:logo=logo_file

10.- Bounce Forms and Apache servers for the changes to take effect11.- Open a new browser window on your client desktop and test the forms.