On Tue, Oct 23, 2012 at 12:04 PM, Evans, Michael James wrote:
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> FYI, clearing the Java cache via System Preferences > Java also fixes
> problems with Safari. Java in Chrome won't work because Chrome is 32-bit.
> Looking forward to a mature JSmol… :-)
>
>
Happy to say that today I'm seeing full,
Yep, this is quite an annoying Java update from Apple. As far as I know,
rolling back to Java 6 isn't even possible, since Apple provided its own
versions of Java 6.
FYI, clearing the Java cache via System Preferences > Java also fixes problems
with Safari. Java in Chrome won't work because Chr
Phil,
After the first update via auto update, Java is broken in Safari but not
Firefox. Also the Java control in Utilities is gone.
After suggested re-update via downloaded DMG file, same result. BUT I noticed
that the Java control is now in Settings under Other. This may have been the
case wi
We only had one issue. The Java 7 update 9 enforces stricter security
policies. As a result our main site (a Wiki) failed until we corrected the
Apache configuration against the https certificate. It now works fine.
On 17 Oct 2012, at 21:45, Philip Bays wrote:
> Apple released a java "up
install directly.
Users seem to have to work harder and harder to use Java applets these days.
Not good for our user base.
Message: 5
Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2012 16:45:34 -0400
From: Philip Bays mailto:pb...@saintmarys.edu>>
Subject: [Jmol-users] Apple Java
To: Jmol Jmol
mailto:jmol
Apple released a java "update" yesterday, the effect of which is to remove the
applet plug-in from your browsers and then force a download of the 1.6 version
from Oracle. Has any mac user done this and, if so, what have ben the results?
J. Philip Bays
Emeritus Professor of Chemistry
Department
Has anyone tried the Java 1.4.2 Update 1 just released today and does
it work with jMol?
J. Philip Bays
Professor of Chemistry
Science Hall 158
Saint Mary's College
Notre Dame IN 46556
(574) 284-4663
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