Ted wrote: > John Richard Smith wrote: > >> Ted wrote: >> >>> Hi.. >>> I am trying to enable java in Mozilla and Konq...I have set the >>> permissions in the setup screens but in Konq when I connect to a >>> java site it tells me it is waiting for applet to be loaded and >>> nothing happens and in Mozilla it tells me to d/load a plugin from >>> Netscape... >>> I d/loaded this but it did not install and gave me an error 202 >>> message.... >>> Any help appreciated... >>> >>> >> Appears to be something to do with the way it has installed,see, >> http://www.mozdev.org/pipermail/bannerblind/2002-June/000058.html >> http://www.mozdev.org/pipermail/multizilla/2001-October/000284.html >> http://www.brlug.net/pipermail/newbies_brlug.net/2001-February/000003.html >> >> http://www.brlug.net/pipermail/newbies_brlug.net/2002-April/000005.html >> >> error 202 seems to be one of those slippery error messages used to mean >> something is wrong but I don't have a specific error message in my error >> message files so this is the one you're going to get regardless. >> >> One thing you don't say what versions of mozilla you are attempting to >> install java on, is it mandrakes version or the maozilla website >> download, >> mozilla V1,0 cause I think it makes a difference which way you did it. >> >> John >> > Hi > Thanks for the reply..The version I use is from the Mandrake > cdrom..ie > > [root@localhost /]# mozilla --version > Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:0.9.8) Gecko/20020204, > build 2002031216 > I did the install from a coverdisk and am wondering if I bought the > 3cd pack it would install java automatically...I know several people > who havew no problem with java so this is perhaps the route they have > taken ?? > Regards > Ted Wager > > Well I had the mandrake version on my M8.2, configured it and all, went browsing on the net , and every time I hit a website that required java I was told there and then to go to such and such a site and download Java, I think the website was netscape, not entirely sure though.Anyway I did that and it didn't work for me , I guess like you. Now I do believe there are rpm java files on the net somewhere , you might try typing java into the www.rpmfind.net web search engine and see what comes up for downloading. Install them and see it they work.
However I resolved the issue by removing the mandrake mozilla version and went out to mozilla direct and downloaded the short little download programme that resides there, you run that programme follow the instructions and you end up with the lates mozilla v1,0 . Then you go out to a website that requires java, they nearly all do these days, and again the message pops up to go download again the java script plugin, I think it's called java realtime something or other , this one works. Incidentally there are plenty of other puggins too. John -- John Richard Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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