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When we were using Oracle Jinitiator to access Oracle E-Business suite application, I couldn’t get it to work in Linux. I tried several suggestions, but nothing worked. We finally moved to Sun Java JRE from Jinitiator. That helped a lot in getting it to work. I was getting this error message when we were using Jinitiator. I still see the message with Java, but it works.

  In order to access this application, you must install the J2SE Plugin version 1.6.0_XX on your client and NPX_PLUGIN_PATH environment variable is set before starting Netscape. To install this plugin, click here to download the oaj2se.exe executable. Once the download is complete, double-click the oaj2se.exe file to install the plugin. You will be prompted to restart your browser when the installation is complete.

To get Java to work, use Synaptic package manager or whatever manager you use for installing programs in Linux. Search for sun java 6 and select sun-java6-jre (or whatever the latest version) and also select sun-java6-plugin. Install them. Once installed, Open a terminal from Application – Accessories – Terminal, type
directory (if you are using a different version of Firefox than the default one, then the directory name might be different) and press enter. Then type
and press enter (don’t forget the period at the end) where XX is the current Java version. At the time of this post, I think Java 1.6.0.15 is the latest.
Restart Firefox and try starting the Oracle E-Business suite application.

Installing Microsoft Truetype fonts on Ubuntu

You can install the MS core fonts by installing the msttcorefonts package. To do this, enable the “Universe” component of the repositories. This is done by default in Feisty. After you do that, use the following command from the command line:


This will give you the core fonts, but if there are other TrueType fonts that you want installed, it is as easy as copying the font files to the ~/.fonts/ directory.

After installing new fonts, you will have to log out and log in again to be able to see and use the new fonts. If you want to avoid this, you can regenerate the fonts cache by issuing the following command:

See the following link:

http://http://www.ramoonus.nl/2009/03/24/linux-kernel-2629-installation-guide-for-ubuntu-and-debian-linux/

Very helpful. Thanks

Thanks. Good work.

Ubuntu is one of the few Linux distributions out there that will not enable the root account.If you want to do something with root permission on the console you have to type sudo before the command.


sudo” means superuser do. “sudo” will prompt for “Password:”. Please specify user password

As you have noticed during the Ubuntu installation there was no question about the root password, as you might have been used to see during other Linux distribution installation process.Because of this your root accout is inactive.

If you want to enable root account (which is not recommended) enter the following command.


This will prompt for a new root password and once you confirm it, you can start using the root account to login.

If you want to disable root account in ubuntu you need to lock the root account by using the following command


If you want to work on a root console you’d better use the following command

Choose your download from the following link

http://http://releases.ubuntu.com/releases/9.10/


Cheers.

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I am David and I'm 23 years.  I am new to Networking. I will be asking questions and could answer them in the near future.

Thanks.

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