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I too recently ran the update for 6.0 service pack 1. Following the update, none of the Java applications are displayed. IE Intellicast radar (Java) This is just an example. I use a lot of Java displays from the internet for professional reasons. Interestingly, they still run on computers I have that have not been updated. Anyone have any ideas. Gary, > Following the update, none of the Java applications are >> displayed. Could you please clarify the above statement ? MowGreen *-343-* Never Forgotten > I too recently ran the update for 6.0 service pack 1. > Following the update, none of the Java applications are [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > computers I have that have not been updated. Anyone have > any ideas. Hi Mow, After I downloaded I.E. 6.0 service pack 1 and did a norton virsus check, none of the Java applications would open a window. I believe the app is loading as I can see there is a transmission going on but the app window does not display any information. I used the example of Java in intellicast. For example I click on Radar - Java. The window appears to open but thats it. All Java apps. are the same. Nothing is displayed in the window. I'm really discouraged with this whole thing. >-----Original Message----- >Gary, [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > >. Gary, Somethin' ain't kosher ... is IE6 SP1 listed in Add/Remove Programs ? You're employing the MS java machine, correct ? If so, check to see the version number : Start | Run |type in command | Press Enter or click OK At the prompt type in jview hit Enter. It should say " Microsoft Command-line Loader for Java version 5.00.3xxxx." Which version are you seeing ? Or, are you seeing any version at all ? MowGreen *-343-* Never Forgotten > Hi Mow, > After I downloaded I.E. 6.0 service pack 1 and did a [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] >> >>. Hi Mow, It's Microsoft command-line loader for Java version 5.00.3810 and "Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE6) SP1 and internet tools" is listed in the add/remove programs. >-----Original Message----- >Gary, [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] > >. Check your settings in Internet Options | click the Advanced tab and make sure that , under Microsoft VM, JIT compiler for virtual machine enabled is checked. The only other place in Internet Options to check would be on the Security page. Click the Security tab, click the Internet icon to highlight it, click the Custom Level button, under Microsoft VM make sure Disable Java isn't chosen. Check Trusted sites , too. Heck, you could always download and install the Sun java package since they're going to be the ones to support all future versions of it. MowG. > Hi Mow, > It's Microsoft command-line loader for Java version [quoted text clipped - 91 lines] >> >>. Hi Mow, First I'd like to thank you for the help. I've been over the settings and JIT (I think thats just- in -time) is enabled. I looked specifically for the Disable Java under VM but couldn't find a radio button for that. Every thing else was enabled. Under security, that all looked ok too. As a side note I had a virus, I think it was "trogan horse", anyway I deleted the inocculated file. I wonder if that could have had anything to do with it. I've read about the Sun stuff. I'm pretty gun shy now. Does Sun simply overwrite the files already there. Again thanks for all your help. Gary >-----Original Message----- >Check your settings in Internet Options | click the Advanced tab and [quoted text clipped - 106 lines] > >. Gary, You're very welcome. Sun would be the default java application if you choose to install and make it so. Have installed it along with Netscape and as a stand-alone and one of the two installations does not make it the default java app for IE. Can't recall which method did it, though. It can be made the default app by opening the Java Plug-in Console in Control Panel , click Browser tab, select IE. What effect would a damaged MSJVM have ? ... don't think it would as long as the Sun version became the default. Been looking around and there appears to be a "method" for the manual removal of MSJVM. Can't vouch for any on them, though. Just do a search on google if you're curious. By the way, the only setting to disable java in Internet Options is on the Security page and is reached by clicking the Custom Level button after highlighting the Internet icon. > As a side note I had a virus, I think it was "trogan > horse", anyway I deleted the inocculated file Can you recall which file it was ? MowG. > Hi Mow, > First I'd like to thank you for the help. I've been over [quoted text clipped - 162 lines] >> >>. Hi Mow, This was a post from Norton. It asked me if I wanted to delete this file and in my infinite wisdom, presto - gone. Interestingly, it looks like a Java file. Gary Date: 9/5/2003, Time: 20:42:42, default on G62SJ01 The file VerifierBug.class in compressed file C:\WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5 \GT4D7FEN\archive[1].jar is infected with the Trojan Horse virus. This file was quarantined. >-----Original Message----- >Gary, [quoted text clipped - 190 lines] > >. Gary, > C:\WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files MSJVM has no file that resides in TIF. Did you try to find info on the suspected trojan ? Having Norton on your system makes it even more likely that the java package was damaged by Norton than a virus/trojan. Norton is well known for giving off false reactions to java. I'm not dismissing the likelihood that it could very well have been a trojan, but without researching it, wouldn't put my faith in Norton alone. MowG. > Hi Mow, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > virus. > This file was quarantined. Hi Mow, You had tried to help me so much I thought I would let you know the resolution to my problem so maybe you can pass it on to others. As you may remember, Java apps would not open. I tried all settings etc. to no avail. It kind of frustrated me as I am a Visual Studio guy. I couldn't get Java back . Last night I bit the bullet and logged on to Sun MicroSys. and downloaded the Java-2 app. All is back and working now. It's a no brainer. So, if you run into anyone with the same problems, just have them download the Sun Micro app. Since my origional post, I have talked to a lot of people who have had the same problems a I had. Thanks again. See ya, Gary >-----Original Message----- >Message unavailable Gary, Thanks for the feedback. Either Norton damaged/corrupted the MSJVM during download/installation or the trojan that was reported in TIF (> Date: 9/5/2003, Time: 20:42:42, default on G62SJ01 > The file VerifierBug.class in compressed file > C:\WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5 > \GT4D7FEN\archive[1].jar is infected with the Trojan Horse > virus. damaged/corrupted MSJVM, although I wouldn't rely on Norton's reporting of it as a Trojan Horse. Replacing it with the Sun java package is a smart move. MS will not be offering java in the future according to current court rulings. Sun is going to be responsible for updating and patching it. Remeber to check with them for updates/patches, etc. MowG. > Hi Mow, > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >>-----Original Message----- >>Message unavailable 2nd attempt to post.... Gary, Thanks for the feedback. Either Norton damaged/corrupted the MSJVM during download/installation or the trojan that was reported in TIF (> Date: 9/5/2003, Time: 20:42:42, default on G62SJ01 > The file VerifierBug.class in compressed file C:\WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5 > \GT4D7FEN\archive[1].jar is infected with the Trojan Horse virus. damaged/corrupted MSJVM, although I wouldn't rely on Norton's reporting of it as a Trojan Horse. Replacing it with the Sun java package is a smart move. MS will not be offering java in the future according to current court rulings. Sun is going to be responsible for updating and patching it. Remeber to check with them for updates/patches, etc. MowG. > Hi Mow, > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >>-----Original Message----- >>Message unavailable 2nd attempt to post.... Gary, Thanks for the feedback. Either Norton damaged/corrupted the MSJVM during download/installation or the trojan that was reported in TIF (> Date: 9/5/2003, Time: 20:42:42, default on G62SJ01 > The file VerifierBug.class in compressed file C:\WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5 > \GT4D7FEN\archive[1].jar is infected with the Trojan Horse virus. damaged/corrupted MSJVM, although I wouldn't rely on Norton's reporting of it as a Trojan Horse. Replacing it with the Sun java package is a smart move. MS will not be offering java in the future according to current court rulings. Sun is going to be responsible for updating and patching it. Remeber to check with them for updates/patches, etc. MowG. > Hi Mow, > [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >>-----Original Message----- >>Message unavailable |
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