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An internal server error and program crash occurred when running a "Hello World" program in Oracle Applications Framework (OAF) on Windows. This was caused by Internet Explorer and JDeveloper not being excluded from Windows data execution prevention (DEP) settings. The solution was to add IE and JDeveloper as exceptions to DEP, clear the cache, and restart JDeveloper to resolve the issues.

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Browser Error 500 Internal Server PDF

An internal server error and program crash occurred when running a "Hello World" program in Oracle Applications Framework (OAF) on Windows. This was caused by Internet Explorer and JDeveloper not being excluded from Windows data execution prevention (DEP) settings. The solution was to add IE and JDeveloper as exceptions to DEP, clear the cache, and restart JDeveloper to resolve the issues.

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Browser Error 500 Internal Server Error When Running Hello, World!

In OAF
Tutorial Test_fwktutorial.Jsp [ID 1437428.1]
Modified:Jun

17, 2012

Status:PUBLISHED

Type:PROBLEM
Priority:3

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Symptoms
Cause
Solution

Applies to:

Oracle Applications Framework - Version 12.1.1 to 12.1.3 [Release 12.1]


Microsoft Windows (32-bit)
Symptoms

Encountering the following 2 errors while selecting and running Hello World in JDEV
500 Internal Server Error
ojc.exe has stopped working

Cause

Internet Explorer and JDeveloper did not exist in Windows.


Solution

A. Upon verifying the setup was correct from Note 357218.1, modified the Windows
DEP settings to include IE and JDeveloper as follows:
1. Click Start, click Run, type sysdm.cpl, and then click OK.
2. Click the Advanced tab, click Performance, and then click Settings.
3. In Performance Options, click the Data Execution Prevention tab, and
then click Add.

4. In the Open dialog box, locate and then click the program.
5. Click Open, click Apply, and then click OK. When you are prompted to restart
your computer, click OK.
B. Clear out cache and restart Jdev and re-test.

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