Brad Bendily wrote:
>>When entering certain websites, I get the message " . . . contains
>>information of type application/x-java/vm . . ." I am then given the
>>opportunity to download the Linux plug-in. It apparently downloads and
>>installs, but it never takes effect and I have tried downloading it many
>>times (no more than once a day). I can't find any files it may have
>>installed. What's going on?
>>
>>
>
>What browser are you using?
>
>You need to check that you have java enabled in your browser,
>and you need to check where the path to java in your browser is
>set to. Do you have java working at your command line? If so
>then it should be simple to get it working in the browser.
>
>Also, sometimes I've run across a java applet that is old and
>doesn't like to work on newer versions of java. That could be the
>case as well.
>
>
I am using Firefox. Java is enabled, or at least entering some Java
commands without parameters bring up a message to enter with --help,
which yields a listing.
I have found that libjavaplugin_oji.so is present in the same directory
as the flash plugin, which appears to be working at present. Does that
mean I don't need to add it to my path? If I do need to add it, do you
mean the one accessed by $PATH or something else? I don't know how to
get to one that's just for the browser.
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