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Java VM - How to prompt user to install SUN Plugin?

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NOSPAM - 28 Sep 2004 14:44 GMT
I have a Java Applet, but it only works for latest Sun Java VM (doesn't work
for Microsoft VM),   is there a way to prompt users to install Sun's plugin?
Just like Flash does, it automatically detects using some javascript or
<object> tag activeX stuff and prompt user to download latest plugin. Any
idea?
Andrew Thompson - 28 Sep 2004 15:23 GMT
> I have a Java Applet, but it only works for latest Sun Java VM (doesn't work
> for Microsoft VM),  ..

..There are a few in between the 1.1.4 MSVM and
Sun Java 1.5.0 RC.

>.. is there a way to prompt users to install Sun's plugin?

<http://www.physci.org/codes/javafaq.jsp#version>

Please do not cross-post, especially between c.l.j.programmer
and c.l.j.help, they are very dirfferent groups.  
* Follow-Ups set to c.l.j.help only. *

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NOSPAM - 28 Sep 2004 20:37 GMT
Andrew,  would you mind telling me under what condition should I post to
c.l.j.programmer  and  c.l.j.help ?

Thanks

> > I have a Java Applet, but it only works for latest Sun Java VM (doesn't work
> > for Microsoft VM),  ..
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> and c.l.j.help, they are very dirfferent groups.
> * Follow-Ups set to c.l.j.help only. *
Andrew Thompson - 28 Sep 2004 21:09 GMT
> Andrew,  would you mind telling me under what condition should I post to
> c.l.j.programmer  and  c.l.j.help ?

If a poster is unused to researching questions thoroughly,
or not familiar with Usenet, or wonderring how to get their
first package working, I would recommend c.l.j.help.

On the other hand, if a poster is prepared to argue anything
they say that might be disputed, and back it up with code and
URL's if necessary, rather than collapse into a screaming hissy
fit on the suggestion they might be wrong, go straight to c.l.j.programmer.

Anything in between, ..I leave that to their judgement.

Of course, all of the above is changeable, depending on my
mood and how many times I have answered the same (or very similar)
questions that day.  Which is my way of saying..

Everything above is my opinion, certainly not a 'golden rule'.

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Tor Iver Wilhelmsen - 29 Sep 2004 07:15 GMT
> Andrew,  would you mind telling me under what condition should I post to
> c.l.j.programmer  and  c.l.j.help ?

There is a posting reposted every week or so that answers that very
question.


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