From: fvanbortel@netscape.net   
      
   Gaetan Poitras wrote:   
      
   > Thanks, Frank, but if I have to recompile the fmx on linux, then I   
   > guest it means I need to install 10gDS on linux? cause I wanted to   
   > avoid that and having only 10gAS..   
   > Can I compile fmx with 10gAS without having installing 10gDS over   
   > linux..?   
   >   
   > Also, when I connect for the first time on my application via intranet   
   > in my browser, I have to download the applet for jinit. Is this is   
   > kind of universal for any platform? The one installed over my 10gAS on   
   > linux will be downloaded from a windows pc and installed and will it   
   > work fine ?   
   >   
   >   
   >   
   > Frank van Bortel  wrote in message ne   
   s:...   
   >   
   >>Gaetan Poitras wrote:   
   >>   
   >>   
   >>>I need to know if we can install our database 10g on a linux server,   
   >>>install our AS10g on a linux server and then install on each Windows   
   >>>XP developer 10g ?   
   >>>   
   >>>Is this combinaison will work fine? I mean developing on windows xp   
   >>>and then deploying the executable module of forms and report into my   
   >>>linux AS server.?   
   >>>   
   >>   
   >> Yes - that will (well... should) work   
   >>   
   >>>Do I have something special to do? do I have to recompile the fmx over   
   >>>linux?   
   >>>   
   >>   
   >> Yes - fmx's are platform specific, fmb's not.   
      
   Well - you can run fmb's... Fmx's are usually smaller   
   and load faster, but there never was a restriction in   
   not compiling into fmx. Not in previous versions.   
   Why don't you just test; if it fails, you'll need   
   one 10gAS compiler on Linux - not the whole shabam.   
   And the applet will be the correct one; Java was   
   intended to "write once, run on many platforms".   
      
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   Frank van Bortel   
      
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