java shortcoming in Mozilla

2002-05-19 Thread Alex Malinovich
I'm running the blackdown distribution of the JDK (1.3.1) and using the
Mozilla plugin. I can't quite figure out why, but for some reason
threads seem to be terminating prematurely. Most simple java apps work
fine, but trying to run any of the popcap games (www.popcap.com) results
in the loader portion of the program loading and then immediately
terminating. This is a problem since the loader portion of the program
is responsible for actually downloading the full game.

After going through the java2 plugin control panel I've failed to find
anything useful. The .java_wrapper script has a promising entry
referring to the J2SE_PREEMPTCLOSE environment variable. Unfortunately,
.java_wrapper doesn't appear to be called by the java plugin.

Any suggestions?

-Alex



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Re: java shortcoming in Mozilla

2002-05-19 Thread Kent West

Alex Malinovich wrote:


I'm running the blackdown distribution of the JDK (1.3.1) and using the
Mozilla plugin. I can't quite figure out why, but for some reason
threads seem to be terminating prematurely. Most simple java apps work
fine, but trying to run any of the popcap games (www.popcap.com) results
in the loader portion of the program loading and then immediately
terminating. This is a problem since the loader portion of the program
is responsible for actually downloading the full game.

After going through the java2 plugin control panel I've failed to find
anything useful. The .java_wrapper script has a promising entry
referring to the J2SE_PREEMPTCLOSE environment variable. Unfortunately,
.java_wrapper doesn't appear to be called by the java plugin.

Any suggestions?

-Alex

 

It works mostly well in Mozilla 1.0RC2 from Sid (Atomic 
something-or-other didn't work; everything else I tried did).


I would've posted this several hours ago, except, well, um, I got 
involved in testing out some of those popcap games . . . .



Kent




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Re: java shortcoming in Mozilla

2002-05-19 Thread Kent West

Kent West wrote:


Alex Malinovich wrote:


I'm running the blackdown distribution of the JDK (1.3.1) and using the
Mozilla plugin. I can't quite figure out why, but for some reason
threads seem to be terminating prematurely. Most simple java apps work
fine, but trying to run any of the popcap games (www.popcap.com) results
in the loader portion of the program loading and then immediately
terminating. This is a problem since the loader portion of the program
is responsible for actually downloading the full game.

After going through the java2 plugin control panel I've failed to find
anything useful. The .java_wrapper script has a promising entry
referring to the J2SE_PREEMPTCLOSE environment variable. Unfortunately,
.java_wrapper doesn't appear to be called by the java plugin.

Any suggestions?

-Alex

 

It works mostly well in Mozilla 1.0RC2 from Sid (Atomic 
something-or-other didn't work; everything else I tried did).


I would've posted this several hours ago, except, well, um, I got 
involved in testing out some of those popcap games . . . .



Kent




BTW; about:plugins reports that I've got the Java(TM) Plug-in 
Blackdown-1.3.1-FCS plugin.


Kent



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Re: java shortcoming in Mozilla

2002-05-19 Thread Alex Malinovich
On Sun, 2002-05-19 at 15:46, Kent West wrote:
 Kent West wrote:
  It works mostly well in Mozilla 1.0RC2 from Sid (Atomic 
  something-or-other didn't work; everything else I tried did).
...
 BTW; about:plugins reports that I've got the Java(TM) Plug-in 
 Blackdown-1.3.1-FCS plugin.

Mine is reporting the same version of Java. I WAS using Mozilla 0.9.8 so
I just upgraded but still no luck. I get the loading screen just fine,
and then it just stops. The progress indicator doesn't budge. Quite an
annoyance.

-Alex


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