Dear friends:
The IBM Java Virtual Machine is working flawlessly, so far, in KDE 2.1's
Konqueror. As good and as fast as in Netscape 4.76.
I have one question, for which I believe there is an answer. But, being
a newbie, I think I bet let an expert comment on this and on whether any
of us users really need it.
With the Virtual console on, I get the following message when I launch a
Java applet:
Java VM version: 1.3.0
Java VM vendor: IBM Corporation
Unable to load JSSE SSL stream handler, https support not available
Now I know that Sun has a free JSSE SSL file that is very easy to
install.
Question 1: Can one install Sun's Java2 JSSE SSL into IBM's Java 2?
question 2: What in the world is JSSE SSL. Do us ordinary users that do
not use servers need it?
Question 3: If JSSE SSL is worth getting, is there an IBM version of
this (probably under a different name). I would obviously prefer
installing the IBM version of JSSE since I am using IBM Java.
I've looked at the IBM site at:
http://www7b.boulder.ibm.com/wsdd/wspvtdevkit-info.html
Unfortunately, I need a little (lots!) of help figuring this out.
Hopefully, this will also be use of to other members of the list who are
using IBM's Java.
Thanks so very much.
Benjamin
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