Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails. I have problem when i open form on client side then i get following errors, but when i work on local machine where my forms server is installed it works fine. Please if any body can help me here, error are as follow WUC-19: Unable to write to local file C:\rogram Files\java\jre6\bin\ffisamp.dll. Failed to download URL http://domainname:8889/forms/webutil/ffisamp.dll When i press ok another following error occurs WUC-19: Unable to write to local file C:\rogram Files\java\jre6\bin\JNIsharedstubs.dll Failed to download URL http://domainname:8889/forms/webutil/JNIsharedstubs.dll After this following error occurs WUC-19: Unable to write to local file C:\rogram Files\java\jre6\bin\d2kwut60.dll Failed to download URL http://domainname:8889/forms/webutil/d2kwut60.dll Then i will get his following error WUC-7: Unable to write to WebUtil logging file \\domain\webutil.log I might be missing some thing but please i need assistant so that i can sort out this problem I am using forsm server 10.1.2.3 with 10g db Thank You Hina I have set up a number of other developers on the team, using the same configuration setup which performs without error. We have the ORCALE Forms on our local PC, and have been testing them successfully. We are using Forms Version 10.1.2.0.2, Oracle Database 10g Release 10.2.0.4.0, OS is Windows XP Pro SP3 We are currently using JInitiator 1.3.1.22, but will be using the Java plug in in a later release of our code. I have been making code modifications and testing for a number of months on the PC. To log into our application the dlls must first be downloaded onto the client PC from the web server. Tuesday morning a problem occured. I had modified the webutil.properties to get the DLLs to download again in assisting another developer in researching a problem he was having. Now the three files jacob.dll, d2kwut60.dll, JNIsharedstubs.dll fail to download at all, causing an error almost from the start in the application. The download dialog box does not display for these nor are they found then in the webutil.properties or JInitiator directory. The user DLL's dds_lFileUtil.dll, dds_lcac.dll, DDS_lExtProc.dll download successfully, but the webutil.properties fails to update for the third dll, causing the missing dll to continue to download upon each time the application starts. This is evident from the download dialog box being visible, and the dll being found in the JInitiator directory. I have read that you should be able to copy the DLL to the correct directory (JInitiator directory) and manually update the webutil.properties and then the functionality should work. However this is not true for us, the functionality still fails to log in successfully. I included the WebUtil file below with commented lines removed for ease of reading. The formsweb.cfg is pointing to the env which points to the WebUtil.cfg correctly. Forms that have the webutil library attached get two WUC-19 errors indicating that the d2kwut60.dll and JNIsharedstubs.dll cannot be written to local file. ChangesIssue surfaced after applying a Bundle Patch such as patch:9593176 or upgrading to 11g. CauseA new parameter has been introduced in webutil.cfg, allowing to set the path to the directory on the client machine where webutil library files will be downloaded: I’m able to download and save the file on client directly by putting the download in browser, but through application, it gives below errors. WUC-19: Unable to write to local file c:\Progra~1\Oracle\Jiniti~1.22\bin\JNIsharedstubs.dll.Failed to download URL https://xxxxx.xxx.edu.my/forms/webutil/d2kwut60.dll WUC-19: Unable to write to local file c:\Progra~1\Oracle\Jiniti~1.22\bin\d2kwut60.dll. Failed to download URL https://xxxxx.xxx.edu.my/forms/webutil/d2kwut60.dll Solution: Step 1: Drag UAC (User Account Control) vertical slider to minimum  Step 2: Restart the PC Step 3: Login into your company web database. You will see all the necessary files from the web server will be copied to your local hard disk. Step 4: You may reset the UAC settings back to the default level. The above files are copied to your local hard disk only once. |
