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Note: Oracle Installer automatically installs the Java code in a directory tree in the Oracle Workflow java area when you install or upgrade the Workflow Server. On UNIX, the java area is $ORACLE_HOME/wf/java. On Windows NT, the java area is \<ORACLE_HOME>\wf\java.

Add a virtual directory mapping to your web listener that points to the java directory tree you just installed on your file system. Also, add a virtual directory mapping called /OA_MEDIA/ that points to the Oracle Workflow icon area. On UNIX, the icon area is $ORACLE_HOME/wf/java/oracle/apps/fnd/wf/icons/. On Windows NT, the icon area is \<ORACLE_HOME>\wf\java\oracle\apps\fnd\wf\icons\. All icon and gif files that are required by Oracle Workflow's web interface must be stored in the /OA_MEDIA/ virtual directory.

Attention: If you have Oracle Workflow Release 2.0.3 previously installed, please ensure that you re-map the /OA_JAVA/ virtual directory. The file-system directory for the java directory tree has changed between Release 2.0.3 and 2.5.

If you are using Oracle WebDB:

1. Using your Web browser, navigate to the Oracle WebDB Listener Settings page:

		http://<server_name>[:<portID>]/<DAD>/admin_/listener.htm

2. Refer to your Oracle WebDB documentation for details on how to add virtual directory mappings. Create the following virtual directory mappings for the Oracle Workflow java and media physical directory trees:

On UNIX:

		Physical Directory                                      Virtual Directory

		<$ORACLE_HOME>/wf/java/                                 /OA_JAVA/

		<$ORACLE_HOME>/wf/java/oracle/apps/fnd/wf/icons/        /OA_MEDIA/

Attention: Be sure to add a trailing slash to each file-system and virtual directory name.

On Windows NT:

		Physical Directory                                      Virtual Directory

		<ORACLE_HOME>\wf\java\                                  /OA_JAVA/

		<ORACLE_HOME>\wf\java\oracle\apps\fnd\wf\icons\         /OA_MEDIA/

Attention: Be sure to add a trailing backslash to each physical directory path and a trailing slash to each virtual directory name.

If you are using Oracle Application Server or Oracle Web Application Server:

1. From Oracle Web Application Server or Oracle Application Server, display the list of Web HTTP Listeners.

2. Locate and select the Web HTTP listener you previously created from the list shown.

3. Go to the "Directory" or "Directory Mappings" section and add an entry for the java and media directory trees you just installed:

On UNIX:

	File-System Directory                                Flag    Virtual Directory

	<java>                                               NR      /OA_JAVA/

	<ORACLE_HOME>/wf/java/oracle/apps/fnd/wf/icons/      NR      /OA_MEDIA/

For example:

	File-System Directory                                Flag    Virtual Directory

	/oracle/db/wf/java/                                  NR      /OA_JAVA/

	/oracle/db/wf/java/oracle/apps/fnd/wf/icons/         NR      /OA_MEDIA/

Attention: Be sure to add a trailing slash to each file-system and virtual directory name.

On Windows NT:

	File-System Directory                                Flag    Virtual Directory

	<java>                                               NR      /OA_JAVA/

	<ORACLE_HOME>\wf\java\oracle\apps\fnd\wf\icons\      NR      /OA_MEDIA/

For example:

	File-System Directory                                Flag    Virtual Directory

	\oracle\db\wf\java\                                  NR      /OA_JAVA/

	\oracle\db\wf\java\oracle\apps\fnd\wf\icons\         NR      /OA_MEDIA/

Attention: Be sure to add a trailing backslash to each file-system directory name and a trailing slash to each virtual directory name.

4. Save your changes and then restart your Web listener.