Improve access without adding transformation overhead
CheerpJ gives Oracle teams a way to improve browser access while keeping existing applications, business logic, and workflows in place.
Reduce desktop Java dependency
Move Oracle Forms and Java application access into the browser, reducing the support burden around local Java installs.
Avoid unnecessary rewrites
Keep existing application logic and workflows while improving how users access business-critical systems.
Support Oracle Cloud plans
Improve the current environment while Oracle Cloud, OCI, or hybrid estate plans continue in parallel.
Your Java applications still work. CheerpJ makes sure they keep working.
Rewriting critical systems is expensive, risky, and rarely necessary. CheerpJ runs Java applications in the browser, preserving your investment while simplifying deployment.
Browser-based delivery for enterprise Java applications
CheerpJ runs standard Java applications directly in the browser using WebAssembly and JavaScript. It provides a full OpenJDK runtime and Java Virtual Machine that executes Java bytecode without plugins, desktop installations, or source code changes.
- Existing Oracle application. Oracle Forms, Oracle EBS, or Java application remains in place.
- CheerpJ browser runtime. Java application delivery is handled through the browser.
- Modern browser access. Users access applications without local Java or browser plug-ins.
Browser technology built for enterprise Java
CheerpJ is developed by Leaning Technologies, specialists in running complex software workloads in the browser using WebAssembly and advanced compatibility technology.
It gives organisations a practical way to modernise access to Oracle Forms, Oracle EBS, Swing applications, applets, and other Java workloads without rewriting working applications.
Common use cases include:
- Oracle Forms browser access
- Oracle EBS supportability
- Desktop Java reduction
- Java application modernisation
- Long-term application access strategies
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