Which file contains the Oracle ICON image printed on the reports ?

Please check if “Replacing the Oracle Logo” section from Admin guide helps. It may be only for WebClient logo. Worth trying. 

Hi, all

According to Oracle Doc ID 2076458.1, there is no way to configure the reports not to display the Oracle logo. There is, however, an ER opened for that that´s referenced on the same document.

Best regards,

The Oracle logo was replaced in A934 by updating
—  application.ear application.war, images folder WEB-INFOweb.xml

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These reports are not getting the logo from the application.ear images,  because of the integration with the  BI Publisher engine, which is used by Agile to generate reports.
An workaround for these 3 reports is using  HTML/Excel format to generate report, then add your logo and convert it to PDF manually.

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Florina

Thank you all for good answers… Well,  I tried to see where the potential oracle logo could be hidden and found few candidates, but do NOT wish to spend time testing if that image in the archive file is really being used by the report generation logic.  I am sharing my script if anyone wishes to explore on their own.

The scripts lists all the images in archive files from a top folder where you wish to start the search.  I am basically looking at jar/ear/war files and checking to see if it contains files that ends with .gif , .png, or .jpg.  After manually looking at the list in “all.txt” file, I pulled few files to my desktop and looked at the images…There are many potential images that match the Oracle logo in the PDF file….  I was hoping for a single image match…:-(

Thanks
Sang
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rm all.txt
find . -type f | grep ‘.jar$|.war$|.ear$’ | xargs -I ‘{}’ ./findme.sh {}

Content of the file: findme.sh

#!/bin/sh
rm result.txt
jar tfv $1 | grep ‘.png$|.jpg$|.gif$’ > result.txt
filesize=$(wc -c < result.txt)
if [ $filesize -gt 1 ] ; then
echo “***** check file: $1 *****”
echo “***** FILE: $1 *****” >> all.txt
cat result.txt >> all.txt
echo “” >> all.txt
fi