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Once Oracle WebServer is installed, you can customize the company logo that appears on Oracle Workflow's web pages. In addition, you must configure Oracle WebServer to point to the Java code required to run the Workflow Monitor.

Use a web browser that supports JavaScript to connect to the Notification Web page or a web browser that supports Java Development Kit (JDK), Version 1.1.4 and Abstract Windowing Toolkit (AWT) to connect to the Workflow Monitor.

   To Set Up Oracle Workflow's Web Components:

1. Copy or rename your company logo file (in .gif format) to WFLOGO.gif located in the appropriate directory.

For the standalone version of Oracle Workflow:

	/<ORACLE_HOME>/wf/java/oracle/wf/

/<ORACLE_HOME>/wf/java represents your <java_directory_path>.

For the Oracle Applications-embedded version of Oracle Workflow:

	<java_directory_path>/oracle/wf/

2. Connect to the Oracle WebServer home page. The URL to use is specific to your installation, but is typically a specific port on the server machine where you installed Oracle WebServer:

	http://<servername>:<portID>/

If you are using Oracle WebServer 2.x, complete Steps 3 through 8. If your are using Oracle WebServer 3.x, complete Steps 9 through 15.

3. Choose WebServer Manager to go to the Oracle WebServer Administration page.

4. Choose Oracle Web Listener from the Oracle WebServer Administration page to go to the Oracle Web Listener Administration page. Enter the username and password for your Admin Server.

5. Scroll towards the bottom of the page to the Oracle Web Listeners list and locate the listener that you configured for the Oracle Workflow Server. Choose CONFIGURE for that Listener.

6. In the Oracle Web Listener Administration Server Advanced Configuration page, scroll to the Oracle Web Listener Configuration Parameters section and choose Directory Mappings to go to the Directory Mappings section.

7. Add the following entry in the Directory Mappings section to map the directory structure where java is located to a directory structure where the Java code exists:

					File-System Directory		Flag	Virtual Directory

/<java_directory path>/		    NR	   /wfjava/

8. Choose Modify Listener.

9. Enter the username and password for your Oracle Web Application Server.

10. Choose Web Application Server Manager to go to the Administration home page.

11. Choose Oracle Web Listener from the Administration home page to go to the Oracle Web Listener Administration page.

12. Scroll towards the bottom of the page to the Oracle Web Listeners list and locate the listener that you configured for the Oracle Workflow Server. Choose CONFIGURE for that Listener.

13. In the Oracle Web Listener Advanced Configuration page, choose the Directory link from the list of links on the left hand frame to go to the Directory Mappings section.

14. Add the following entry in the Directory Mappings section to map the directory structure where java is located to a directory structure where the Java code exists:

					File-System Directory		Flag	Virtual Directory

/<java_directory path>/		    NR	   /wfjava/

15. Choose Modify Listener.

See Also

Workflow Monitor