The file can be stored anywhere on the user’s machine as long the user has access to that directory and file. The file can be transferred to the end-user machine using any desirable method (e.g. The configuration requires that a small JAR file (frmsal.jar) be stored on the end-user machine. The FSAL feature is only available in Forms 12.2.1.0 and newer. However, it does require Java on the end-user machine. Plug-in, Web Start, etc) and therefore is not dependent on a browser. As a result of not using a browser, FSAL does not rely on the Java Deployment technologies (e.g. FSAL provides a browser-less, modern client/server-like interface. The Forms Standalone Launcher (FSAL) offers an alternative way for end-users to run Oracle Forms 12c applications. As a result of not using a browser, FSAL does not rely.
The Forms Standalone Launcher (FSAL) offers an alternative way for end-users to run Forms 12c applications.įSAL provides a browser-less, client/server-like interface. Beginning in version 12.2.1.0.0, Oracle Forms introduced one such alternative. As browser vendors move away from supporting plug-ins, technologies like Oracle Forms will need alternative ways in which to run the applications developed with them.
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