Steve
Steve Luke wrote:Install a JRE, and check your menus to make sure Java is enabled. I don't know where it is in IE8, but somewhere there is a preferences menu that allows you to enable things like Java, Javascript, Flash, ActiveX, etc... You will need to find that menu item and make sure Java is enabled.
Steve
Steve Luke wrote:I am not too familiar with IE, but you may need to install the JRE plugin for the web page independently of the JRE you download as part of the Java installation. The plugin is the bridge between the browser and JRE. My suggestion would be to visit www.java.com and do the install from inside IE - to make sure the plugin that installs is appropriate for your browser.
Don Schwirtlich wrote:
After the applet runs, a white box appears with 'error' I click on that and probably 20 seconds later a box appears with what appears to be helpful information, and then it closes - ?
Steve
Don Schwirtlich wrote:
Thanks, I will give it a try. What do you use for your browser?
Steve
Steve Luke wrote:
Don Schwirtlich wrote:
Thanks, I will give it a try. What do you use for your browser?
I use a combination of Firefox, Chrome, sometimes Safari, and IE6 when I must (for work only, IT only supports IE6 'cause internal apps don't work on other browsers).
Don Schwirtlich wrote:
Steve Luke wrote:
Don Schwirtlich wrote:
Thanks, I will give it a try. What do you use for your browser?
I use a combination of Firefox, Chrome, sometimes Safari, and IE6 when I must (for work only, IT only supports IE6 'cause internal apps don't work on other browsers).
I have my path statement in my autoexec.bat file, but when I restart w7, i cant use my java or javac commands until i manually execute my autoexec.bat file. Any ideas why?
And there is a setting somewhere I am supposed to setup for Java to run properly - I remember it from when I started on this java direction - Im sure thats the reason for these issues - do you have any ideas ? Thanks.
mike ryan wrote:Hi Don,
In Vista you go to the control panel, then you will see an extra java button.Click that then click the far right hand tab and you will see "Standard Java for Browser" and then a check box for IE, see if that is checked or not.
Not sure if that is the problem or not but maybe it will help.
Mike
mike ryan wrote:Sounds like your environment settings are not correct or not set properly but i am no expert.Maybe Download Firefox and see if it works with that.
If not then you maybe need to check your JAVA_HOME and path settings in the environment settings.
Mike