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John - 15 May 2008 16:25 GMT

I cannot see a webcam which uses Java. It hangs after the Java applet has
loaded with a message "attempting mJPEG Connection..."

Today I removed then reloaded Java. (V6). Other people that I know can see
this particular webcam. http://www.live.parganet.gr/

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Leonard Grey - 15 May 2008 17:12 GMT

So what is your question about Internet Explorer?

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> I cannot see a webcam which uses Java. It hangs after the Java applet has
> loaded with a message "attempting mJPEG Connection..."
>
> Today I removed then reloaded Java. (V6). Other people that I know can see
> this particular webcam. http://www.live.parganet.gr/

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John - 15 May 2008 19:25 GMT

> So what is your question about Internet Explorer?
>
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>> Today I removed then reloaded Java. (V6). Other people that I know can
>> see this particular webcam. http://www.live.parganet.gr/

I access it within Explorer. From a web page in explorer.

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Donald Anadell - 16 May 2008 17:36 GMT

>I cannot see a webcam which uses Java. It hangs after the Java applet has
>loaded with a message "attempting mJPEG Connection..."
>
> Today I removed then reloaded Java. (V6). Other people that I know can see
> this particular webcam. http://www.live.parganet.gr/

Hi,

No problems here viewing the webcam in either IE6 or IE7 with Sun Java 6
Update 6 installed.

The message you are seeing "attempting mJPEG connection" is located in the
mJPEG.class file that is being Streamed from the following site:
http://83.235.186.97:8080/

I see that message here for a split second here as well, and then the webcam
appears.

You might check you firewall setting to see if this type of streaming is
being blocked at your firewall?

Good luck,

Donald Anadell

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John - 17 May 2008 15:34 GMT

>>I cannot see a webcam which uses Java. It hangs after the Java applet has
>>loaded with a message "attempting mJPEG Connection..."
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>
> Donald Anadell

Using the site you gave me allows me to see the image. I will bookmark it.

Does it give a clue to my problem?

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John - 17 May 2008 16:06 GMT

>>>I cannot see a webcam which uses Java. It hangs after the Java applet has
>>>loaded with a message "attempting mJPEG Connection..."
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>
> Does it give a clue to my problem?

I am intrigued as to how you acquired the IP address of the camera.

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Donald Anadell - 17 May 2008 18:18 GMT

>>>>I cannot see a webcam which uses Java. It hangs after the Java applet
>>>>has loaded with a message "attempting mJPEG Connection..."
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>
> I am intrigued as to how you acquired the IP address of the camera.

If you do a View Source at the orginal site you posted you will see the
Applet tag source code that contains the codebase attribute that points to
theIP address:

"<applet codebase="http://83.235.186.97:8080/" code="mJPEG.class"
archive="streaming.jar" name="webcamXP" width="320" height="240" hspace="0"
vspace="0" align="top" refresh="25" filename="cam_1.mjpg"></applet>"

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