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Running Sun's applet demos

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dan bromberg

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Registered: Feb, 2003

Running Sun's applet demos Posted: Feb 25, 2003 1:42 PM
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Hi!

I'm running Win XP and uninstalled the MS Virtual MAchine thinking I could point to the Sun 1.4 VM instead.

I downloaded & successfully installed the Sun
JDK 1.4.1_01. I was playing around with the 'sort' demo in the directory:
myJDK\demo\applets\SortDemo\example1.html . I received this error message stating to "download & install the Java Virtual Machine".

However, when I execute that (or any of the other demos) from the directory:
myJDK\demo\applets\plugin\SortDemo\example1.html

then the applet executes with no problem. So it seems this (different) path picks up the plugin whereas the other path doesn't.

Is there a way I should tell it to recognize my JRE, or is what I described normal?

Thanks,
Danny


Charles Bell

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Registered: Feb, 2002

Re: Running Sun's applet demos Posted: Mar 8, 2003 1:33 PM
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You need to explore the options for your JavaPlugIn
click Start
==>Settings
==>Control Panel
==>Java Plug in

Make sure the browser you are using is checked under the Brwoser tab or check all of them.

Under Basic tab, make sure Enable PlugIn is checked.
You may have to adjust your Internet settings if you are using Internet Explorer.

An even better way to avoid all the Microsoft hassle is to use the Opera browser (http://www.opera.com). It runs on java and its very fast.

I "rarely" use Internet Explorer anymore.

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