There are some other sources where an Oracle JET Application is packaged and deployed as a WAR in Oracle WebLogic Application Server (Arda Eralp) https://blogs.oracle.com/ardaeralp/deploy-oracle-jet-application-to-weblogic-server (Andrejus Baranovski's) http://andrejusb.blogspot.com/2016/07/serving-oracle-jet-application-from.html They may look bit old or maybe because they call directly grunt tasks by using the grunt-cli . In this post I will update a bit these posts in Oracle JET 6.1.0 and the usage of ojet build (instead of calling the grunt tasks) for also building the corresponding WAR file. The example can be found in my GIT repository: https://github.com/DanielMerchan/ojet-examples Let's start... Install grunt-war module in your Oracle JET Application. npm install grunt-war --save-dev Create a war.js (or call it whatever you want) in /scripts/grunt/config folder under your souce files. This is a sample code inside of it, check https://www.npmjs.com/packag...
My coworker updated his jre to 1.7_45 and started getting these errors. I updated the java.policy files in our webcenter installation and restarted webcenter. He still gets the same error when he tries to run the web center applets. I installed 1.7._45 on my machine, we both tested our browsers using
ReplyDeletethis tester http://www.javatester.org/version.html and get the same results, but when I access the webcenter applets they work, but not my coworker. We are at a loss as to why the applets work for me but not for him.
Hi Michael.
ReplyDelete"I updated the java.policy files in our webcenter installation and restarted webcenter"???. You don't need to change anything in webcenter or restart server because is a problem in client part.
It's a problem of the JRE used on Client machine. You should update java.policy of the client machine and close all the browser instances and open them again. In case of Google Chrome, maintains services running. Kill them and open again. Try with different browsers also.
I hope it helps :)