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Cartman Posted 21 years ago
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Java / Firefox, Problem with using Java under Firefox.
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00 I use Firefox to browse the Internet and when I want to visit pages which contain Java applets, the browser want to install the missing Java Runtime Environment. There is no problem up to this point, but a JRE has already resided on my computer. The Internet Explorer uses this JRE automatically. Why do not the Firefox? 05 0 02 br
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00 To install the plugin is one of the possible solutions, but I do not want to do it because I have already had one JRE. 02 br
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00 Has anybody any idea about it? Is there any other solution at all? 02 br
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00 Thank you in advance for your help. 02 br
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00 Best Regards, 02 br
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00 Peter from Hungary. 010id 7
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00 I have a problem and I am unable to solve it. 02 br
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00 I use Firefox to browse the Internet and when I want to visit pages which contain Java applets, the browser want to install the missing Java Runtime Environment. There is no problem up to this point, but a JRE has already resided on my computer. The Internet Explorer uses this JRE automatically. Why do not the Firefox? 05 0 02 br
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00 To install the plugin is one of the possible solutions, but I do not want to do it because I have already had one JRE. 02 br
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00 Has anybody any idea about it? Is there any other solution at all? 02 br
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00 Thank you in advance for your help. 02 br
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00 Best Regards, 02 br
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00 Peter from Hungary. 010id 7
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0 Hi Cartman 02 br 02 br 02 br 00 I am not very familiar with FireFox . 02 br 00 Anyways . 02 br 00 Uninstall the JRE you have aready installed on that.
- 0 Hi Cartman 02 br 02 br 02 br 00 I am not very familiar with FireFox .
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0 Hi Cartman 02 br
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00 Uninstall the JRE you have aready installed on that. And install JRE 5.0. If you have already installed the same JRE 5.0 so . Try this time with different source. 02 br
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00 Well i heard about that FireFox is not very well for java
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00 I am not very familiar with FireFox . 02 br
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00 Uninstall the JRE you have aready installed on that. And install JRE 5.0. If you have already installed the same JRE 5.0 so . Try this time with different source. 02 br
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00 Well i heard about that FireFox is not very well for java
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0 Hi Fasi, 02 br
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00 I have already taken the action what you suggested and it works. Until installing I could select the browsers which I wanted the JRE to support. I think this option is part of the previous version of the JRE, but this computer resides at my workplace and I was not the preson who installed that. 02 br
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00 I will try to do it with oth
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00 I have already taken the action what you suggested and it works. Until installing I could select the browsers which I wanted the JRE to support. I think this option is part of the previous version of the JRE, but this computer resides at my workplace and I was not the preson who installed that. 02 br
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00 I will try to do it with oth
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Hi!
I just used jre1.5.0_01 , Under red hat linux 9.0 and java works fine in firefox 1.0.4 , just gave a Java_Home=<java directory>.
Aalok Shrestha
London, U.K
I just used jre1.5.0_01 , Under red hat linux 9.0 and java works fine in firefox 1.0.4 , just gave a Java_Home=<java directory>.
Aalok Shrestha
London, U.K
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If you're using XP, it probably uses MS virtual machine, firefox doesn't use that vm for security reasons. So you'll need to install the JRE from sun's website.
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Did you install JRE before installing Firefox ?
if so try uninstalling JRE and then re-install JRE.
That should take care of it.
if so try uninstalling JRE and then re-install JRE.
That should take care of it.
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CartmanHi Everybody,
I have a problem and I am unable to solve it.
I use Firefox to browse the Internet and when I want to visit pages which contain Java applets, the browser want to install the missing Java Runtime Environment. There is no problem up to this point, but a JRE has already resided on my computer. The Internet Explorer uses this JRE autom
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