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Windows Forum / Internet Explorer / General Topics / June 2007Java 1.2 With MSIE 7
Is there any way to make Java 1.2 work correctly in MSIE 7? When I install Java 1.2 MSIE 7 uses it, but dies shortly after starting any Java applet.  SignatureWill Pardon my asking but is this a Java other than Sun Java? If not, you may be having issues because Sun Java is up to 6.0 Update 1 (1.6.0_r1). Is there any way to make Java 1.2 work correctly in MSIE 7? When I install Java 1.2 MSIE 7 uses it, but dies shortly after starting any Java applet. -- Will I have an old application that requires the Sun Java 1.2 for compatibility purposes. It works fine with MSIE 6, but unfortunately with MSIE 7 the entire browser just disappears. SignatureWill Pardon my asking but is this a Java other than Sun Java? If not, you may be having issues because Sun Java is up to 6.0 Update 1 (1.6.0_r1). "Will" <westes-usc@noemail.nospam> wrote in message news:RMadnYO0BKlKVOHbnZ2dnUVZ_v-tnZ2d@giganews.com... Is there any way to make Java 1.2 work correctly in MSIE 7? When I install Java 1.2 MSIE 7 uses it, but dies shortly after starting any Java applet. -- Will That version of Java is not compatible with IE 7. If you need to use that version of Java - which is insecure in today's environment - don't expect IE 7 to work. --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est > I have an old application that requires the Sun Java 1.2 for compatibility > purposes. > > It works fine with MSIE 6, but unfortunately with MSIE 7 the entire browser > just disappears. > That version of Java is not compatible with IE 7. If you need to use that > version of Java - which is insecure in today's environment - don't expect > IE 7 to work. I have a single old application that requires Java 1.2. It's an administrative interface for a device, so I don't have a lot of flexibility about it. Is there any browser that will successfully a) install on Windows 2003 and b) co-exist with MSIE 7, that works with Java 1.2? SignatureWill Technically the new Java should be backwards compatible anyway. If the people who made the program wrote the code to verify only one version of Sun Java, that wasn't a good move since Java is always updating. I have an old application that requires the Sun Java 1.2 for compatibility purposes. It works fine with MSIE 6, but unfortunately with MSIE 7 the entire browser just disappears. -- Will "Darnell 0216" <Darnell0216@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:0D7F2DCB-D0F0-400E-AAEC-3ABA2F90A194@microsoft.com... Pardon my asking but is this a Java other than Sun Java? If not, you may be having issues because Sun Java is up to 6.0 Update 1 (1.6.0_r1). "Will" <westes-usc@noemail.nospam> wrote in message news:RMadnYO0BKlKVOHbnZ2dnUVZ_v-tnZ2d@giganews.com... Is there any way to make Java 1.2 work correctly in MSIE 7? When I install Java 1.2 MSIE 7 uses it, but dies shortly after starting any Java applet. -- Will |
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