Just to make everyone aware, Google Chrome is not not yet certified for running EBS forms. There are few specific versions for chrome which are only certified to run web based content with EBS but not java based forms.
The certification from Oracle covers(OA Framework/HTML). But there are always a workaround for every case(Mind it if any issue occurs you cannot log any request with Oracle).
There is an extension available within Chrome 48+(https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/thinforms-plugin-for-orac/nmjefghbgfcpoobigfbalocpncklkjhk?hl=en). This extension can be used to run java based content from EBS.
As per Steven Chan's blog https://blogs.oracle.com/stevenChan/entry/jre_ebs_directions
next EBS version is expected to use Oracle FORMS 12c, which will utilize java web start technology, which means it will be browser independent to use to launch the application.
The certification from Oracle covers(OA Framework/HTML). But there are always a workaround for every case(Mind it if any issue occurs you cannot log any request with Oracle).
There is an extension available within Chrome 48+(https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/thinforms-plugin-for-orac/nmjefghbgfcpoobigfbalocpncklkjhk?hl=en). This extension can be used to run java based content from EBS.
As per Steven Chan's blog https://blogs.oracle.com/stevenChan/entry/jre_ebs_directions
next EBS version is expected to use Oracle FORMS 12c, which will utilize java web start technology, which means it will be browser independent to use to launch the application.
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