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I am running Mozilla 1.5 when i visit my website it states dowload java-x so i click yes so it then install its but after that it says sucess , and nothing happens ?
ie i still can't see java applet help me
and also i have tried the above process manually nothing happens please help me
This won't work. You'll need to go and download the java runtime environment from sun, install it and then symlink the library to your mozilla directory. Go to http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/linux.html and follow the instructions there
Use ln -sf instead of ln -s
This will overwrite it.
If the plugin doesn't work, then run mozilla from the command prompt and post and messages you get.
I think you'd need to run a server to allow remote access. Do you have one running? Secondly, what happens when you create the link? Does it work? Also, are you getting any messages when starting Mozilla from the command line?
Wait a second! Where are you trying to link it to? Are you in the ~/.mozilla/plugins directory? Try typing the FULL path when linking
i have just downloaded VNC and i am going to install this just in case i need to have someone do a remote job on me so what do i need to run this command in in the mozilla directory or not
that will tell you where java installed to, i have the java sdk so mines in /opt/j2sdk/.....
now, that will probably output more than on copy of the plugin because there are different versions, you want the one that has "/ns610-gcc32/libjavaplugin_oji.so". then cd to your mozilla plugin directory and do:
ln -sf "PATH TO PLUGIN"
ln -sf `locate /ns610-gcc32/libjavaplugin_oji.so` <--should do everything for u, just run that command in your plugin directory
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