I'm using Siebel 8.1.1.14 on windows 7 64 bit and using IE8 32bit, Fat and local clients were working fine but suddenly when I tried to reopen them the IE8 says website is found but progress after a while is stuck and doesn't show Siebel page and thin client is working fine, I have tried to reinstall Siebel but it was the same problem, any ideas or solution.
Please check the log file , if you are using Siebel Power Communications, it should be called eCommunications_lan_somenumber.log
Lan= language code, enu for english
somenumber is a random siebel generated number.
You can check the logfile name in table s_srm_task_hist where srvr_login_name = your login name in Siebel.
You can check all the IE hanging issues here
http://www.eir.me/siebel.php?art_id=126&cat=1
You should also check all your IE settings here
http://www.eir.me/siebel.php?art_id=91&cat=1
Please also check if you have installed any plugins or security settings in IE
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Oracle 10g forms builder has stopped working on Windows 7 Enterprise while opening an existing .fmb file, which was made in same environment.
The user is trying to open an existing form with extension ‘.fmb’ after connecting the form builder application to the oracle database, at that time only the application is showing ‘stopped working’ message. Those forms has been given by DBA team to user. And user needs to modify on those forms. I tried with multiple forms to open through the application, most of them causes the same message to appear and the application is crashing.
There's nothing much I can suggest that will fix your problems quickly. Anyway, here's what I think: you (or, even better, administrators) should check whether Forms version you use is/was supported & certified with operating system you use.
I have Forms 10g, ver. 9.0.4 (it was the very first 10g version, regardless the "9.x" version number) which was supported on Windows XP. That's why I installed virtual machine on my computer, put XP onto it and installed Forms. Everything works just fine.
Now, if it turns out that you're running a combination of Oracle software and operating system that wasn't certified (i.e. there's no guarantee that it'll work), I suggest you do the same. It will take some time to make it up and running (matter of an hour or two), but then you can share that virtual machine among all the developers, without any new installation.
Certification matrix is available at My Oracle Support (MOS); have a look. Also, MOS might even have a solution (patch?) for your problems - search their database.
Stuck in this exact problem and unable to find a fix to this.
I create a form from TEMPLATE.fmb on my Windows 7 64bit machine using Forms [32 Bit] Version 10.1.2.0.2.
The form is created successfully. Then I transfer the fmb to AU_TOP forms folder and compile it using frmcmp_batch, No error. The form is compiled and running.
Now when I transfer that same FMB from AU_TOP to my machine and reopen in form builder, it crashes.
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We are facing a wired issue. We did a windows upgrade on our application server and after the upgrade application is not loading in IE browser. We are getting blank page. In Google chrome everything looks fine.
I was checking if some IE setting is required but the interesting part for me is we have deployed the application on our production server and upgraded the server. The application is available on internet and if I am trying to access on my local machine then also the same issue so definitely it is not the IE setting.
Can someone help and let me know what may be the reason for this.
I am having a very frustrating issue which im not able to resolve.
I have created a database program on windows 7 which i am not able to run on Windows 8. The error i receive is "Error communicating with the OLE server or ActiveX Control".
To test out what is causing it i have erased VBA code and the program has started successfully. To test it out even further I have created an empty database with 1 form and vba code for a simple messagebox (Windows 7) and it has failed me on windows 8 again, same error message.
Any help would be appreciated , because google isn't helping me
EDIT: Computer language is English, Keyboard language English/Lithuanian, Region Lithuania, VBA font Arial(Baltic) tested all these as well but didn't seem to fix my issue
EDIT2: I have identified the problem , it actually is System Locale, Windows 7 computer is using system locale - Lithuania, Windows 8 is using English (US). Does anyone know how to solve this problem? my company has multiple windows 7 and windows 8 computers, changing locale is not an option
One possible problem is the versions of the various DLLs that your VBA code uses.
In the VB editor Go into Tools/References on Windows 8 and see if there any library references that it can't find. Then look at the list below and see if you can select a later version to fix it.
I have a window form application written in vb6. It works fine until our users upgraded their workstation recently from WinXP to Win7. Hers is the detail of the issue:
A child form or message box opens behind a parent form. Users cannot do anything because the application is focused on the child form/messagebox. They have to kill the whole application using the task management. Also, this issue happens randomly (one or twice a day). I cannot replicate the issue in my development workstation. Does anyone have the similar issue? or any suggestion would be helpful?
I tried the following things on users' machines, but none of them works:
Set the application to run in compatibility mode for Windows XP (Service Pack 3).
Grant users local admin right on their workstations.
Make sure all references and components on users' machine are same version as our development workstation.
Thank you very much
Below is the code to popup a child window:
frmClinicalQuestion2.txtCQTwoComments.Text = Trim(m_QViolComm)
frmClinicalQuestion2.txtCQTwoHistoryComments.Text = Trim(m_QViolHistComm)
Call SetValues(txtQ2, OptQ2, m_QViol)
Call SetValues(frmClinicalQuestion2.txtCQTwo, frmClinicalQuestion2.OptCQTwo, m_QViolHist)
frmClinicalQuestion2.Show 1, frmClinical
Here is how to unload the form:
Unload frmClinicalQuestion2
After setting the application to run in compatibility mode for Windows XP (Service Pack 3), The frequency of the issue has been reduced from 2~3 daily to 1~2 weekly. Users are OK with this solution now. We are going to rewrite the project using .NET framework soon. Thank you #johnwait and #Craig Johnson for giving me suggestions.
I have a question about FP 10.0.45.2, on a Windows XP SP3 machine within IE 8. Hopefully someone can point me in the right direction.
I was handed an AS2 elearning course to debug for a client. The client is running the above set up. While testing this course locally on my machine, I receive no issues. However, when the client tests the same files locally on their machine, the course runs, but fails to load the external quiz.xml file. We turned on Compatibility Mode in IE, but this did not help.
Can anyone suggest a reason for this problem? Is there perhaps a security setting in IE8 that the client needs to activate or deactivate? Thanks any suggestions are very welcome!
Is the file path to the XML correct on his machine?
Are you both running on the same platform? If not, then there could be filepath nuances with Mac vs PC.
The best way to troubleshoot this is to open the Network inspector in the browser and see if there is an error being generated when trying to load the XML file in.
Does the page in question have the "Do not save encrypted pages to disk" setting set? That would cause this problem. See http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ieinternals/archive/2011/05/07/downloads-and-flash-fail-when-do-not-save-encrypted-pages-to-disk-is-set.aspx
Ugh Flash. The file in question, that was sent to me via the client, was corrupt and would not render in ie8 - Win XP machine. However, if I checked it on Win 7 - IE9 it would. So annoying. All I did was copy the existing frames out of the fla, created a new fla and pasted the frames in. Compiled it and viola, it worked. Thanks Flash for wasting 2 days of my life.