Xiaobin Lu wrote:
>I think since beta3, Mozilla has to use regxpcom to register the >NPOJI610.dll file. So the correct way to make Mozilla to work with JRE >1.4 is to run "regpxom $(The full path to NPOJI610.dll)". You don't >need to copy any files around and the most important thing is if you >want to use JRE 1.4 beta3, you need to go to Mozilla plugins directory >to remove the NPOJI*.dll and NPJava*.dll and NPJPI*.dll. > This is very strange. My mozilla 20011116 works, if it doesn't crash when it loads the Java Pugin (which happens sometimes), with the Java Plugin Version 1.4 beta 3. It works since I copied NPOJI610.dll into the plugins folder! This is on win98. Under Solaris or Linux the usual trick to make a symbolic link to the plugin shared library (libjavaplugin.so) in the plugins folder doesn't work with the 1.4 beta 3 version but works with Java Plugin 1.3.1. It is reported that the regxpcom method may work for the 1.4 beta 3 version under the Solaris or Linux platform but it didn't worked for me until now. Maybe because I tried to make a symbolic link in the plugins folder and/or in the components folder first and then tried to use regxpcom to register the plugin using the path to the link as argument. I will try to register the plugin directly by giving the absolute path to the plugin shared library later this day. But why does my win98 version of mozilla work with the Java Plugin 1.4 beta 3 then? So, what is the official method to install the Java Plugin 1.4 beta 3 for testers reading this Java and OJI related groups on Solaris, Linux and windows platorms? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Clemens Duepmeier, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tel: +49 7247 825721 Institut fuer Angewandte Informatik, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe 76021 Eggenstein/Leopoldshafen (Germany)
