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If you're planning to reconfigure your users' desktops to invoke a 64-bit browser by default, I'd be very interested in understanding your reasons. In other words, end-users need to take an extra step to run the 64-bit version of IE. Even more telling, in fresh installs of Windows 7 64-bit, Microsoft configures the default browser to be IE 32-bit, not IE 64-bit. Some reports suggest that 64-bit browsers do not necessarily provide improved performance across the board, and may have compatibility issues - most notably with Flash, since Adobe is on their 64-bit Flash Player. Firefox 64-bit releases seem to lag in functionality and in the general release cycle. That said, I am curious about your business need for the final certification Win7 64-bit + 64-bit browsers and JREs. Why are you interested in the third configuration? As I mentioned in my on this topic, now that we've certified the second configuration, we'll move on to the third. Microsoft does not support earlier versions of IE on Win7, so Oracle is only able to support IE8 on Windows 7 clients for the E-Business Suite. What About Earlier Versions of IE? Microsoft only supports IE 8 on Windows 7 desktops. We don't recommend customizing Oracle JInitiator for production environments. While it's nice to see creative initiative, I have to remind you that Oracle would regard this as a customization. I can say that this kind of surgery makes me intensely uncomfortable. I can't personally testify that these hacks work.
On Hacking Up JInitiator - Please Don't Various creative individuals have discovered that it's possible to replace a certain DLL in Oracle JInitiator 1.
We have no plans to certify Oracle JInitiator with Windows 7. Oracle JInitiator was built on top of Java 1. This is particularly important if using client side next-generation JRE plugin JRE 1. You may now run 64-bit Windows 7 desktop clients with 32-bit IE and Firefox with the 32-bit JRE and Oracle E-Business Suite Release 11i and 12. I'm very pleased to announce that the second configuration is now certified.
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