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On Fri, 2005-10-28 at 22:40 -0600, George wrote: |
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> Joseph wrote: |
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> >I have Java installed "blackdown-jdk-1.4.2" on my system and it is |
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> >enabled in Firefox. |
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> >However, when I try to view some pages that need Java it keeps |
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> >complaining about missing plug-in "Java Runtime Environment" and it is |
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> >not available when i try to install it, even though I have Java |
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> >installed and enabled. |
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> >I have an Axis Camera and can not view one setting that require Java. |
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> >But it works with Firefox and Windows Java (why they alway have to |
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> >better :-/ ) |
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> >What am I missing? Why my Java is not recognized by Camera. Axis |
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> >Cameras use Linux OS. |
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> this might help you http:/http://www.mozilla.org/support/firefox/faq#q2.2 |
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They are talking about compatibility between Firefox dependency on |
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correct gcc and Java environment. But in out case it is not applicable |
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since we are compiling everything so the same gcc is used to compile |
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Firefox and Java; currently gcc-3.3.6. |
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What I'm thinking that it might be more compatibility problem between |
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blackdown-jdk vs. sun-jdk (I'm not sure). Many pages I visit on the net |
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keep asking for Java plug-in as the one I have installed is not |
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recognized. |
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#Joseph |
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