Which test environment are you using?

In Forms Builder, you click Run Form to test a new Forms module. The Oracle9iAS Application Server is not installed on your machine, which is called my_pc. You select Edit>Preferences from the Forms Builder menu and view the run-time options. A drop-down list reveals four potential environments, with option 3 highlighted:
1 http://mycompany.com:8888/forms90/f90servlet
2 http://my_pc:8888/forms90/f90servlet
3 http://mycompany.com:80/forms90/f90servlet
4 http://my_pc/forms90/f90servlet
You click the Set Default button.
Which test environment are you using?

In Forms Builder, you click Run Form to test a new Forms module. The Oracle9iAS Application Server is not installed on your machine, which is called my_pc. You select Edit>Preferences from the Forms Builder menu and view the run-time options. A drop-down list reveals four potential environments, with option 3 highlighted:
1 http://mycompany.com:8888/forms90/f90servlet
2 http://my_pc:8888/forms90/f90servlet
3 http://mycompany.com:80/forms90/f90servlet
4 http://my_pc/forms90/f90servlet
You click the Set Default button.
Which test environment are you using?

A.
The forms runs in Java Appletviewer on your machine.

B.
The forms runs on your machine using OC4J as the Web listener.

C.
The form does not run because Oracle9iAS Application Server is not installed on your machine.

D.
The form automatically deploys and runs on a middle-tier Oracle9iAS Application Server (mycompany.com) via port 80.

E.
The form automatically deploys and runs on a middle-tier Oracle9iAS Application Server (mycompany.com) via port 8888.



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