28 July, 2012

Change Look and Feel of oracle Forms


To change look and feel of Oracle Forms open the following file

Forms 11g
%MiddleWare_HOME%\user_projects\domains\<domain_name>\config\fmwconfig\servers\WLS_FORMS\applications\formsapp_11.1.1\config\formsweb.cfg

Forms 10g
%FormsHome%\forms\server\formsweb.cfg

Regarding different version of Oracle Forms 11g you can search about  formsweb.cfg file in MiddleWare Home also.
Locate element lookandfeel in any section like the following
 [sepwin]  
  lookandfeel=Generic  
   
 [webutil]  
 lookAndFeel=windows

lookandfeel can be one of the following
1-oracle
2-Generic
3-windows

Note change lookandfeel doesn't require restart service to take effect, It effects directly after saving formsweb.cfg file.

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