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Java plugin for Firefox and JSE 6.0 on Linux

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Wes Harrison - 21 Jun 2006 20:04 GMT
I have installed the Mustang b88 JDK but cannot get the plugin to work with
Firefox under Linux (FC5).  Firefox knows the plugin is installed because
about:plugins displays all the relevant information but applets simply
display as a empty white squares.  There are no error messages.

Has anyone got this to work?  Is there a trick I am missing?

Thanks,

Wes
Hendrik Maryns - 22 Jun 2006 08:50 GMT
Wes Harrison schreef:
> I have installed the Mustang b88 JDK but cannot get the plugin to work with
> Firefox under Linux (FC5).  Firefox knows the plugin is installed because
> about:plugins displays all the relevant information but applets simply
> display as a empty white squares.  There are no error messages.
>
> Has anyone got this to work?  Is there a trick I am missing?

Are you on a 64-bit machine?  I had similar problems.  The solution was
to install a 32-bit Java, use that as default, and explicitly invoke the
64-bit version if I wanted it (i.e. told Eclipse to use that one instead).

HTH, H.

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Wes Harrison - 22 Jun 2006 12:51 GMT
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> to install a 32-bit Java, use that as default, and explicitly invoke the
> 64-bit version if I wanted it (i.e. told Eclipse to use that one instead).

Thanks for the reply.  I am on a 64-bit machine but I am running a 32-bit
kernel and already have the 32-bit JDK installed so it must be some other
reason.  Any ideas?

Wes


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