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System Requirements (Oracle Note 389422.1)

Certification Matrix for Internet Explorer (64-bit) Browsers

The table below outlines the certified combinations of 64-bit Internet Explorer Browser, Windows Desktop Client Operating System and JRE (64-bit) streams with minimum versions, where applicable. Please also review this document for further specific certification information and requirements:

Browser
VersionWindows 8 (Desktop Mode)
(64-bit)1Windows 7
(64-bit)1 IE 10 (64-bit) IE 9 (64-bit) IE 8 (64-bit)

Browser Version	Windows 8 64bit	Windows 7 64bit
IE 10 (64-bit)	JRE 1.7.0_25 (64-bit) and higher	JRE 1.7.0_25 (64-bit) and higher
IE 9 (64-bit)	Not Certified	JRE 1.7.0_25 (64-bit) and higher
IE 8 (64-bit)	Not Certified	JRE 1.7.0_25 (64-bit) and higher

1 Microsoft Office: Microsoft Office (64-bit) is not currently certified with Oracle E-Business Suite. Please continue to run the Microsoft Office (32-bit) version with the 64-bit stack.

Certification Matrix for Internet Explorer (32-bit) Browsers

The table below outlines the certified combinations of 32-bit Internet Explorer Browser, Windows Desktop Client Operating System and JRE (32-bit) streams with minimum versions, where applicable. Please also review this document for further specific certification information and requirements:

Browser
VersionWindows 8 (Desktop Mode)
(32-bit & 64-bit 1)Windows 7
(32-bit & 64-bit 1)Windows Vista
(32-bit)Windows XP
(32-bit) IE 10 IE 9 IE 8 IE 7 IE 6

Browser Version	Windows 8 32bit	Window 7 32bit	Windows Vista	Windows XP
IE 10	JRE 1.7.0_25+ (32-bit) Provided by OFWEB	JRE 1.7.0_25+ (32-bit) Provided by OFWEB	Not Certified	Not Certified
IE 9	Not Certified	JRE 1.7.0_25+ (32-bit) Provided by OFWEB	JRE 1.7.0_25+ (32-bit) Provided by OFWEB	Not Certified
IE 8	Not Certified	JRE 1.7.0_25+ (32-bit) Provided by OFWEB	JRE 1.7.0_25+ (32-bit) Provided by OFWEB	JRE 1.7.0_25+ (32-bit) Provided by OFWEB
IE 7	Not Certified	Not Certified	JRE 1.7.0_25+ (32-bit) Provided by OFWEB	JRE 1.7.0_25+ (32-bit) Provided by OFWEB
IE 6	Not Certified	Not Certified	Not Certified	JRE 1.7.0_25+ (32-bit) Provided by OFWEB

1 Microsoft Office: Microsoft Office (64-bit) is not currently certified with Oracle E-Business Suite. Please continue to run the Microsoft Office (32-bit) version with the 64-bit stack.

 

Internet Explorer Settings

Use of Excel with WebADI

To create an excel spreadsheet on your desktop through WebADI, the 'Initialize and script Active X controls not marked as safe' setting must be set to 'Prompt'. This is only defaulted to this value on a 'Low' security setting', therefore you will probably need to alter this setting through Internet Explorers Custom Settings. From the browser menu; 

• Select Tools -> Internet Options -> Security tab.
• Select the zone that you are running Oracle E-Business Suite through and click the 'Custom Level' button.
• Set the 'Initialize and script Active X controls not marked as safe' option to 'Prompt'.

Page Refresh

When using Oracle Self-Service products it is important to ensure that the most current data is being viewed. You may check if the page has been updated since your last visit by manually refreshing the page, however it is desirable for this to be done automatically through IE by setting the following parameter from the browser menu as follows;

IE7 and IE8 Users

• Select Tools -> Internet Options -> General tab -> Browsing History -> Settings button.
• Select 'Every time I visit the webpage'.
• With this option set Internet Explorer will check if the page has changed since it was last viewed.

IE6 Users

• Select Tools -> Internet Options -> General tab -> Settings button.
• Select 'Every visit to the page'.
• With this option set Internet Explorer will check if the page has changed since it was last viewed.

HTTP 1.1/Keep Alive Settings

Users should have the HTTP 1.1/Keep Alive option enabled.

To set this option, from the browser menu select;

• Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced tab -> HTTP 1.1 Settings.
• Please ensure 'Use HTTP 1.1' and Use HTTP 1.1 through proxy connections' are both ticked

 

Recommended Internet Explorer Browser Settings

Security Zones

Microsoft Internet Explorer offers four different security zones to run your application through. Which zone is used is dependant how you are accessing your site (Internet or Local Intranet) and set up within the zones themselves (Trusted sites & Restricted sites).  It is advisable to have the security setting at Medium for run-time use.  The Security Internet Options on Microsoft Internet Explorer can be accessed by going to: Tools -> Internet Options -> Security tab from the Internet Explorer Menu Bar. 

Each zone carries its own default security level that may need to be adjusted when accessing Oracle E-Business Suite through it. The defaults are as follows:

Zone	Usage	Default for IE7 +	Default for IE6
Internet	Web sites not placed in other zones	Medium-high	Medium
Local Intranet	Web sites on your organization's intranet	Medium-low	Medium-low
Trusted Sites	Web sites you trust not to damage your computer	Medium	Low
Restricted Sites	Web sites that could potentially damage your computer	High	High

 

Internet Explorer 8 (IE8, IE9, IE10)

Multiple Sessions

Previous releases of Internet Explorer have allowed users to logon to the same Oracle E-Business Suite environment concurrently from the same desktop by launching each application session through a new browser session.
By default the ‘Session Merging’ feature within IE8 prevents this functionality from working correctly. This IE8 functionality causes the same session id to be used when accessing the same Oracle E-Business Suite environment despite opening a new browser window to launch a second session.
This can result in unusual behavior with invalid sessions causing errors such as “Your login session has become invalid" and failures to launch forms causing errors such as “FRM-92050: Failed to connect to the server: /forms/formservlet: -1"

To retain the use of multiple sessions to the same Oracle E-Business Suite environment with IE8, please use one of the workarounds below to ensure each browser session remains independent;

1. Open a new explorer window using its own session cookie by selecting 'File -> New Session' from an existing browser window.
2. Run from the command line adding the -nomerge parameter i.e. Start -> Run -> iexplore -nomerge
3. Create a new IE8 icon adding the -nomerge parameter i.e.
   • Start -> Program Files
   • Right click on the Internet Explorer icon and select Properties
   • Add -nomerge to the end of the link in the Target field i.e.
     "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" -nomerge
   • Click the OK button to close the window
   • This icon may then be copied to the desktop if desired

Multiple Java Console Windows Open

With the 'Show Console' option set in the Java Control Panel, launching a forms based application through IE8 may cause two separate 'Java Console' windows to open. Accessing further applets from the same Oracle E-Business Suite session may also cause further 'Java Console' windows to appear. This is expected behavior due to the Loosely-Coupled IE (LCIE) functionality within IE8. This functionality splits the browsers frame and its tabs into separate processes on the desktop to improve performance and browser recovery if a tab crashes. This will not always be seen because not every tab will necessarily be started in its own process as LCIE will attempt to balance reliability with performance. Therefore the issue of multiple java console windows is most likely to be seen if running from a high specification multi-core processor desktop.

If required you can prevent the java console from appearing by running the following from your desktop client;

Control Panel -> Java icon -> Advanced tab -> Java Console -> select the 'Hide Console' radio button

Cross-Site Scripting Error (XSS)

Oracle E-Business Suite 12.0 and 12.1.1 users may see the following error in the browser window when launching a forms based application;

'Internet Explorer has modified this page to prevent a possible cross-site scripting attack'

Until Oracle has provide Stanford with a fix, IE8 users disable the XSS Filter setting for their trusted sites by doing the following:

1. Go to Tools : Internet Options
2. Select Security Tab
3. Select on Trusted Site Icon
4. Click on Sites button
5. Add the following two entries in

   http://*.stanford.edu (leave the "Require server verification (https:) for all sites in this zone"  blank)

   https://*.stanford.edu (place x in box next to "Require server verification (https:) for all sites in this zone")

6. Select close to the "Trusted Sites" dialog box,
7. Select "Custom Level" Button
8. Scroll down (almost at bottom) to Scripting section and disable "Enable XSS Filter" by selecting disable.
9. Select "Ok" from the Security Settings dialog box.
10. Select "Apply" from the Internet Options box and then close.

 

General Internet Explorer Issues

Tabbed Browsing in IE 7 and IE 8

Forms Windows

IE7 and higher provides a tabbed browsing facility, which can be enabled from the browser menu through Tools -> Internet Options -> General Tabs -> Settings. Forms in Oracle E-Business Suite are supported and launched through a separate frame. Therefore, even with tabs enabled, the forms navigator and the forms windows will continue to open in a new window and not in a new tab. This is intended functionality and is not a bug.

Web Based LOV's

If the 'Always Open Pop-Ups in a New Tab' option within IE 7 or IE 8 is selected, Web based LOV's can lose focus. To regain focus within the pop-up window press 'Ctrl & Tab'. This option is set through Tools -> Internet Options -> Tabs -> Settings -> Always Open Pop-Ups in a New Tab.

For further information please see bug 6242250

Exporting Data and Opening Attachments

The file type that you wish to export from the Oracle E-Business Suite must be associated with the browser. If the file type is not associated, the Window will not open or will briefly open and then close immediately. This may occur for example, when using 'File -> Export' to an excel spreadsheet or when opening an attachment from the Oracle E-Business Suite.

To fix this issue, using the 'Trusted Sites' zone as an example, (which is recommended for running the Oracle E-Business Suite through);

1. Select 'Tools' -> 'Internet Options' -> 'Security' (tab) -> 'Trusted Sites' -> 'Custom Level' (button) -> 'Downloads' from the browser menu.
2. Set 'Automatic prompting for file downloads' to 'Enable'.
3. Save the setting and close the browser window.
4. Start a new browser session and login to the Oracle E-Business Suite.
5. This time, when trying to open the attachment or export data you should see a pop up windows titled 'File Download'.
6. Uncheck the checkbox labeled, 'Always ask before opening this type of file' and click the 'open' button.
7. The file should now display correctly.
8. After this has been done, the file extension type is registered and you may set the 'Automatic prompting for file downloads' back to 'disable', accessing such files in future will now work correctly with that setting.

Browser Helpers and Toolbars

The use of certain browser helpers and Toolbars may cause the browser to crash when trying to login to Oracle E-Business Suite due to their incompatibility with older plug-in versions. To remove a toolbar;

• On the Start menu, click Control Panel
• Double-click Add or Remove Programs
• Select the appropriate toolbar
• Click the Remove button

To disable an add-on;

• From the bowser menu, Tools -> Manage Add-ons -> Enable or Disable Add-ons
• Select the appropriate add-on
• Under 'Settings' click the 'disable radio' button
• Restart the browser

 

Page Refresh

When using Oracle Self-Service products it is important to ensure that the most current data is being viewed. You may check if the page has been updated since your last visit by manually refreshing the page, however it is desirable for this to be done automatically through IE by setting the following parameter from the browser menu as follows:

IE7 and Higher Users

• Select Tools -> Internet Options -> General tab -> Browsing History -> Settings (button).
• Select Every time I visit the webpage.

With this option set Internet Explorer will check if the page has changed since it was last viewed.

IE6 Users

• Select Tools -> Internet Options -> General tab -> Settings (button).
• Select Every visit to the page.

With this option set Internet Explorer will check if the page has changed since it was last viewed.

 

Shared Desktop Security

Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced tab -> Security settings and ticking Do not save encrypted pages to Disk.