Isn't this to do with JavaFX ? I removed my Java completely yesterday after being warned by UAC that clicking on an e-mail link in a PDF would cause Oracle's "ssvagent" to run. Checking further, I found that :
> ssvagent is run when java detects registry is not correct and then ssvagent > tries to recover it. The last think I want is Java message with my registry when I try to send an e-mail. > Uninstall JavaFX > > If the Java (TM) Platform plugin is no longer detected in your Mozilla > browser after updating to the latest Java 7 JRE (Java Runtime Environment), > this can be caused by an outdated JavaFX installation, which prevents the > Java plugin from being properly registered. This issue has been reported > after updating to Java 7 Update 10. To resolve, uninstall JavaFX from the > Windows Control Panel list of installed programs, as suggested in this > java.com help page. Note: JavaFX used to be bundled as a standalone program > that was automatically installed with earlier versions of the Java 7 JRE but > is now included as part of the JRE. [40] [41] [42] [43] [44] Philip Taylor -------- Larry S. wrote: > flyguy wrote: >> How do I get SM to use Java? > Same problem here. It's there in Add/Remove Programs and Program Files, but > not in About Plug-ins or Add-on Manager/Plug-ins. > Applications (e.g. time.gov) say I need a plug-in. It all worked before > today's update. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
