OBIEE - The relative path fmap

Saw Object

About

Obiee Skin Myimage

fmap is a shortcut to refer to the image loaded in the memory of the OBI Presentation Server.

And then not of the application server.

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This images are loaded during the initialization of the server and are located in the style path:

The paths are dependent of your configuration.

It's used to prevent a cross-site scripting (XSS).

Example

If you have a image located here (and also exposed in the application or web server)

  • 10g: OracleBIData_Home\web\res\your_style\mydirectory\myimage.jpg
  • 11g: (Fusion Middelware|Weblogic|OPMN) - Directory Structure and Home\bifoundation\web\app\res\your_style\mydirectory\myimage.jpg
  • Since 11.1.1.9.0, the fmap location is CustomerResourcePhysicalPath\myStyle\. Example after following this article: fmw_home/instances/instance1/bifoundation/OracleBIPresentationServicesComponent/coreapplication_obips1/analyticsRes/res/s_myName/mydirectory/myimage.jpg

You must refer to it in OBI Presentation service as : 

fmap:mydirectory\myimage.jpg

You must restart the BI Presentation Service in order to make your skin files available to fmap.

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