Oracle Forms, a component of Oracle Fusion Middleware, is Oracle's long-established technology to design and build enterprise applications quickly and efficiently.
Product Component | OS Type | Versioning | Pattern Depth |
---|---|---|---|
Oracle Forms | Windows, Unix | Related SI | Instance-based |
For version 6, 6i:
Product Component | OS Type | Versioning | Pattern Depth |
---|---|---|---|
Oracle Forms Metric Server | Windows, Unix | Related SI | Instance-based |
Oracle Forms Metric Client | Windows, Unix | Related SI | Instance-based |
Oracle Forms Server | Windows, Unix | Active, Process | Instance-based |
The pattern supports UNIX and Windows platforms.
Trigger Node | Attribute | Condition | Argument |
---|---|---|---|
Software Component | instance | matches | (?i)^formsapp#(\d+(?:\.\d+)*) |
Version information for the product is retrieved from the related primary SI whose software component triggered the process.
For 6, 6i:
Active versioning
Version is obtained from the output of the "f60gen help=y" command.
Process versioning
Version is obtained from the related process.
Software Pattern Model
The Oracle Forms pattern triggers on the new software component with instance that matches the following regular expression:
Pattern will also create a dependency link to the primary SI whose software component triggered the process.
The pattern produces an instance based Software Instance for Oracle Forms, with the SI key that is created using the SI type (Oracle Forms) and the key from the SI whose software component triggered the pattern.
Subject Matter Expert input will be welcome on any other potential approaches not discussed above to improving product versioning coverage and depth of Oracle Forms and components.
The pattern for Oracle Forms was tested using actual installations of BMC Atrium Discovery.
N/A
Created By: Vadym Ratnuk (10 December 2014)
Updated by: Dmytro Ostapchuk (26 October 2016)