Classification of Technologies used in Oracle E-business suite

Classification of Technologies used in Oracle E-business suite

• Oracle Application Object Library (AOL)
• Java Technology Foundation (JTF)

AOL applications are Oracle Forms developed using Oracle Developer and are usually
referred to as Forms-based applications. JTF applications are Java Server Pages (JSPs)
developed using Oracle JDeveloper and are usually referred to as HTML-based
applications. Each type of application accesses the same database and can share
information with the other.

The product interfaces are accessed by providing the Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
for the environment in an Oracle Applications 12-compliant Web browser and
navigating to the hyperlink for the login page for the specific technology stack. You can
also provide the URL for the specific login page. This URL is referred to as your login
URL.

Oracle Applications URL
Use this URL to navigate to the Personal Home Page URL or the CRM Home page URL.
http://:/
* To navigate to the Personal Home Page URL, choose Apps Logon Links >Personal
Home Page.
* To navigate to the CRM Home Page URL, choose Apps Logon Links >CRM Home
Page.

CRM Home Page URL
This URL is sometimes referred to as the Apache or JTF login URL. Use this URL to
open the login page for HTML-based applications.
http://:/OA_HTML/jtflogin.jsp

Personal Home Page URL
This URL is sometimes referred to as the Self-Service Web Applications or SSWA login
URL. Use this URL to open the login window for Oracle Applications via the Personal
Home Page. You can access Forms-based or HTML-based applications from the
Personal Home Page.
http://:/OA_HTML/US/ICXINDEX.htm

Forms URL
Use this URL to open the login page for Forms-based applications. This login URL is
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typically used by system administrators, not end users.
http://:/dev60cgi/f60cgi

User Accounts
An application user is an authorized user of Oracle Applications and is uniquely
identified by a username. After the user account has been defined, the application user
can sign on to Oracle Applications at the CRM Home Page, Personal Home Page, or
Forms login.
Note: Oracle Applications is installed with a system defined username
and password.
* Username: sysadmin
* Password: sysadmin

An application user enters a username along with a password to sign on to Oracle
Applications. The password assigned by the system administrator is temporary. When
signing on for the first time, the application user will be prompted to change the
password. Access to specific functionality and data will be determined by the
responsibilities assigned to your user account.

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