| issue with Java and Primavera [message #671329] |
Wed, 22 August 2018 04:59  |
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Hi everybody,
I'm having a problem in getting the primavera contract management (PCM) working, I stuck in the process of the installation
What I've did in the installation as follows:
1- First I installed Oracle database 11g R2
2- Then I installed Java jdk V 8 update 161 (I've done the configuration of the variable in windows to reflect to Java)
3- After that I installed Weblogic Server V 12
4- After that I installed database of PCM V 14.2 (I added normal user with password)
5- After that I installed the PCM itself
6- After that I deployed expedition
The problem which I'm facing when I browse to PCM it asks me to update the Java as well as never accept the username and password which I did above in #4. if you have the step by step of installation installation that would be good,
I'm sharing with you the issue as you can see it in the below link which I'm facing right now with Java on (Windows 10, IE11) which preventing me to access the PCM
https://www.yogile.com/f52haoc3iq4#21t
anyone is facing this type of issue and is having a solution, please support me
Thank you very much
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| Re: issue with Java and Primavera [message #671330 is a reply to message #671329] |
Wed, 22 August 2018 05:05  |
John Watson
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This isn't an Oracle problem, it is your browser. I find the current releases of IE and Edge unusable because of the sort of problem you are showing. Chrome is often the best because (unlike Firefox) it includes Flash. It does however have problems with CORS that Firefox doesn't. You'll just have to experiment.
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| Re: issue with Java and Primavera [message #671331 is a reply to message #671330] |
Wed, 22 August 2018 08:21 |
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Hi John,
First of all, thank you very much for your reply and help. As I understand from your point of view that (IE 11) doesn't support Oracle platform, I searched on the internet and I understood that Chrome doesn't support Java any more, but I did small trick by installing plugin IEtab to allow chrome to support Java but the same problem which I faced in Internet Explorer browser it's blocking the PCM from working. Please if you know how to or anyone I really need this PCM to work and I'll really appreciate all support. thank you very much.
https://www.yogile.com/x4g2vdqahnm#21t
picture from chrome with the same issue
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| Re: issue with Java and Primavera [message #671332 is a reply to message #671331] |
Wed, 22 August 2018 08:41 |
John Watson
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The message that your browser is showing you explains the problem perfectly. The certificate will be a self signed certificate, so of course Chrome rejects it. You need to tell Chrome to accept the invalid certificate. That's all. It isn't an Oracle problem.
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| Re: issue with Java and Primavera [message #671334 is a reply to message #671332] |
Wed, 22 August 2018 14:41 |
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Hi John,
I believe in what you are saying. Through my reading in Oracle they recommend using IE. Anyway, I really searched on Google but couldn't find anyone explain what to do, I followed what others did through putting the access link in the Exception list at Java. So could you please explain to me how to tell Chrome to accept the invalid certificate as you mentioned which you will save a lot of time. thank you very much for your help.
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| Re: issue with Java and Primavera [message #671502 is a reply to message #671334] |
Sun, 02 September 2018 15:27 |
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Hello Everybody,
As I'm still struggling in solving the problem with Primavera contract management on how to it works under Java in Windows OS. When I logon it asks me to update the java which if I did it wont solve the problem, I did checked the exception in the Java security but this also doesn't help.
I'm offering for anyone who is willing to help me in solving this issue I will give and transfer $100 as this prize for motivation. Thank you very much for anyone who is interested.
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| Re: issue with Java and Primavera [message #671506 is a reply to message #671502] |
Mon, 03 September 2018 01:24 |
John Watson
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Are you asking for consultancy services? If so, a rather more formal approach might gain better results.
However, I am at a loss to understand why you need any assistance in configuring your browser to accept an invalid certificate. This is a trivial operation, specific to each browser, and nothing to do with ORacle.
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| Re: issue with Java and Primavera [message #671605 is a reply to message #671604] |
Fri, 07 September 2018 04:30 |
John Watson
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I really don't understand (a) why it is so hard for you or (b) why you don't ask on a forum dedicated to your browser or (c) why you have not bothered to put "configuring your browser to accept an invalid certificate" into a Google search.
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| Re: issue with Java and Primavera [message #671614 is a reply to message #671605] |
Fri, 07 September 2018 14:13 |
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I've done a lot of research on google, I'm not lazy to come here and ask, so I don't come to forum unless seriously I haven't found a solution by searching on Google, if you know the answer reply otherwise don't bother your self by replying.
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