Oracle Report Viewer and how to view Oracle reports today the leader raises a question about how to view the Oracle report output, how to set the default viewer for the browser when copying files? Looked for a night also did not solve the problem, but found the relevant information and share with you. Here is the link, because it is an English page, here a little translation to record, because the link may be invalid in the future. Profile one: https://ediyanto83.wordpress.com/2007/12/26/how-to-view-oracle-reports-in-oracle-apps/when viewing the report output (view-Request menu, Find, place your cursor in the report you want to view, view the output), and copy the file using the standard Oracle Report Viewer, select Tools, and you can open it in your browser. A) If you click the View output browser to open automatically, you do not need to click on the tool, copy the File menu. b) How to reproduce a), that is, to set up a browser view request instead of using the standard Oracle Report Viewer, simply set "Viewer:text" to "Browser" in the configuration file. Data two: http://linuxappsdba.blogspot.co.uk/2009/06/report-viewer.html Oracle application The report file Viewer is used by default to view text reporting files. You can display text files in your browser or in other applications, such as word. You define the default viewer by setting the profile option.setting Viewer:text profile OptionsIf Viewer:text is set to "Browser", then the report will be sent to the Web browser. If left blank, the report File Viewer is used. If this profile option is left blank, a report or log file can still be viewed in the browser by using "First view with file Viewer and then copy files".View HTML report OutputYou can view the report output in a browser and then save it on the desktop by using the Save As feature.Note: HTML reports are displayed on the browser in the server's character set. This character set may or may not match the client's character set. Therefore, you may need to convert this output to the client character set when saving the report. The Save As dialog box may have a pop-up list if the server supports character set conversion when Save As. The user then selects an encoding that matches the client character set.
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Oracle Report Viewer and how to view Oracle reports
