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• I just download the latest Java Version 7 update 25 update build 1.7.0_25 - b16 and all hell broke loose with FF, nothing, but nothing works.

  I just downloaded the latest updates of Java Version 7 update 25 build 1.7.0_25 - b16 and hell is loose with my FF.

  Just a few examples are when I open the browser, it opens as a band full-width in the upper part of the screen and I have to drag down and reduce the size and instead of being able to start the browser in the bar of me seems to have all the tabs online when I click on the FF icon nothing opens.

  All my previous tabs are no longer in the browser, but seem to be hidden. I disabled the 'Java' content in the "Java Panel" but nothing seems to work. I uninstalled and reinstalled FF (version 21) but nothing seems to have solved the problem - I need really your help in simple, easy to understand instructions for my beloved than FF back to a working state.

  Well, I have the theme 'default' in the guise of cat. and under the cat just «click to Call Skype» Extensions

  No one else in use.

  So now, it would appear all is well and (fingers crossed), I have confidence he's going to stay that way - my grateful thanks for your time and your support once again, I appreciate it.

• How to disable the Java version check

  I have a small pc based on Linux, Firefox running in kiosk mode. The pc is not connected to the Internet and only has access to a dedicated server under my control, serving a few Web pages and a java applet. Suddenly the system started complaining java my version of java is obsolete to spoil the kiosk display.

  -How to have firefox figure on the java version is outdated so the Slingshot pc end or the back-end server have Internet access
  -are there a way to disable security java verification in one of the firefox config files? Boots pc kiosk network, firefox profile is generated automatically, so I need a way to change this in the config files, not through the GUI that I won't be there every time the kiosk boots.

  I am running Firefox 13.0.1, I know it's old but security is not a problem because I only go to my own server and update the version of firefox on the PXE image is a pain.

  It turns out that the 9Oracle) Java installation has a built-in expiration date. He was so Java blocking himself, not firefox blocking Java.

  To disable the Java version check, start the Java ("jcontrol") Panel, tab "Security" the security level to 'low '. This will disable all the controls of the version and run Java.

  Needless to say that this should only be applied when executing in a completely controlled environment where you control the client and the server (as is the case in my setup).

  More information:
  http://docs.Oracle.com/javase/7/docs/TechNotes/guides/jweb/client-security.html

• Java version 7, updated 17 is NOT recognized by FireFox version 19.0.2

  Sigh. He has such a cacophony of solutions to solve Java installation problems that even a user strays. The last solution to the problems of installation of Java refers to Java v7 u10. The solution is yet to indicate the version of Firefox, they run. It comes to March 2013. The latter was published in September 2012.

  Frankly, I am very, very disappointed. I love Firefox - but someone dropped / is dropping the ball on this one.

  What on Earth is the solution for Firefox version 19.0.2 not recognize installation of Java version 7, 17 update?

  Anyone in the community KNOW?

  Answer to my own post:

  Out of all the solutions posted about Java install problems, I was able to glean one thing: a re-installation of Java and a reinstall of Firefox may well resolve the issue.

  Well, for me, so far, he has.

  The simple steps I followed:

  1. Create Restore Point (Control Panel, search for "Create a Restore Point")
  2 uninstall my version of Java (Panel, "Uninstall a program")
  3 reset
  4. Download Firefox latest version (for me, was the 19.0.2, version in my downloads folder)
  5. download AND install the latest Java (now version 7, updated 17 @java.com)
  6 reboot
  7 install the latest Firefox ("Firefox Setup 19.0.2" application-double-click in my downloads folder)
  8A started Firefox (NOTE: my current extensions and plugins are not affected) and went to my favorite site that requires Java.
  9 THANK GOD, it worked! (NOTE: he did ask me if I wanted to RUN THIS APPLICATION)
  .
  I hope it works for you.

  (Technical note: all posted solutions, I have taken note that it becomes clear registry entries are not updated or are deleted.) The re-installing Java (after the withdrawal and reset) and the re-installing Firefox solved 'my' problem).

• Cannot install Java Version 6 Update 17

  Original title: Java problem!

  I need to run a payroll Web system and it needs of Java version 6 update 17 but my computer won't open the web page. I already disable other versions, restart the pc, download the right version several times and nothing! Any suggestions? I have version 32-bit windows XP my antivirus disappeared and the firewall its judgment too don't know not what else to do

  Hi Vanessa,

  1. What is the name of the site?

  2. you receive an error code or message?

  3 is confined to a particular Web site or all Web sites?

  As you have disabled the other versions, I suggest you to other or old versions of Java to uninstall and install Java Version 6 Update 17 and check the issue.

  Please follow the links below:

  How to uninstall Java on my Windows computer? :

  http://www.Java.com/en/download/uninstall.jsp

  I hope this helps.

• I can't uninstall the old Java version 6 update 29. I get a "error code 1606: could not locate the directory."

  I am running Windows XP SP3, I can't uninstall the old java version 6 update 29, I get a "error code 1606: could not locate the directory... fatal error" How can I remove the old version of java?  I tried to uninstall regedit.exe, javaRa and windows unsuccessfully capability.  I uninstalled java, deleted the program file, but the version 6 29 poster update still in the program directory.  Help, please!

  original title: uninstall older versions of Java
  Hello
   
  Method 1:
  Check out the link and follow the steps.
   
  After uninstalling Java, how to remove its entry in the windows?
  http://www.Java.com/en/download/help/regkey_addremove.XML
   
  Method 2:
   
  See the article and follow the steps.
   
  Error message when you install a program: "Error 1606. Could not access the network location. "All the users\ directory '
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/315352
   
   
  Method 3:
  Check out the link and follow the steps.
  
  Download errors: 1305, 2755, 1606, etc..
  http://www.Java.com/en/download/help/error_installshield.XML
  Important This section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: 322756 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756/ ) how to back up and restore the registry in Windows

• Java Version 6 Update 29-'not enough privileges to complete installation'!

  I need help please! I tried to download Java Version 6 update 29, but at the end of installation it is says something like "insufficient privileges to complete installation"! How can I fix it? I have a windows XP

  I guess that you have administrator privileges on your machine...

  Half the time, this problem can be fixed by going into the Control Panel Add/Remove Programs, uninstall Java, then reinstall Java from the web.

  The other half of the time, the uninstall will fail.  In this case, run the uninstall troubleshooting utility to this page:

  "Solve problems installing and uninstalling programs on Windows computers.
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2438651/en-us >

  HTH,
  JW

• How to solve this problem of ASDM and Anyconnect VPN with same java version?

  Hi two things that I can't the same Java version. I want to launch ASDM and also be able to connect on the web page through web browser (SSL vpn). Java is a pain. If my PC uses java 1.6.0.32. the ASDM is easily accessible, but cannot open my web page through web browser. If I install java 7, the Web page can be opened, but ASDM cannot be opened. Can someone tell how to solve the problem? Thank you

  Hello

  You can probably try 2 things here: -.
  Please go to control panel > Java > go to the Security tab > lower to medium security.
  You can also use Java version 45.

  Kind regards
  Dinesh Moudgil

  PS Please rate helpful messages.

• JRE 8 update 31 on a Machine of Windows 8 'Java-version' does not

  Hi people

  I work for a software development company. For the moment, we test Java 8 features with our software and the use of Java 8 in our environment. For installation, we use an automatic installation of the .msi file for 32-bit and 64-bit Version of Java 8.

  So far, everything works fine on our test with Java update 31 8 machines. The only thing we noticed is that we had a few mistakes when we were checking the version of java via the console.

  For example, when upgrade us a Java 7 to 8 Java machine, we have first of all uninstall Java 7, restart and then install Java 8. After that the process, we receive an error when we execute the command 'java-version '.

  Error: The "java" command is not found or is written incorrect (not exactly this error, because we have a German version of windows).

  This only happens on machines with windows 8

  On a windows 7, we get a correct output:

  C:\ > java-version

  Java version "1.8.0_31".

  Java (TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_31 - b13)

  Java for 64-bit Server VM (build 25.31 - b07, mixed mode)

  We could resolve the problem on a windows machine 8 by adding the java installation directory in the systemvariable "path." Once the 'C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_31\bin' is added, the command returns the correct output.

  This work around is not a good option, in my opinion, because I don't want to install some GPO crazy to hardcode the installationdir in the systemvariable. I think that the installer must handle this task for me.

  Someone here run into similar problems with java on windows 8 at or someone knows a better way to solve the problem?

  Best regards

  Daniel

  We could resolve the problem on a windows machine 8 by adding the java installation directory in the systemvariable "path." Once the 'C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_31\bin' is added, the command returns the correct output.

  This work around is not a good option, in my opinion, because I don't want to install some GPO crazy to hardcode the installationdir in the systemvariable. I think that the installer must handle this task for me.

  Someone here run into similar problems with java on windows 8 at or someone knows a better way to solve the problem?

  Your "workaround" is your solution. The Java installer does NOT change the path. Any change in the path must be carried out by the user.

  Another alternative is to create a simple "java.bat" file that is located in a directory that is located on the path.

  This batch file can add the entry appropriate to the PATH environment variable and then launch Java.

• 4.1 SQLDeveloper EA1 on the first run was told only Java version lower than 1.8 are certified

  On http://www.thatjeffsmith.com/archive/2014/12/oracle-sql-developer-version-4-1-early-adopter-now-available/ I read: "it REQUIRES Java 8'." "

  I installed the JDK versions 7u71 and 8u25 (64-bit).

  When I start SQL Developer 4.1 EA1 for the first time, he asks where he can find the JDK (instead of the auto-detect it), then says "Java version 1.8.0_25 has not been certified. Only less than 1.8 Java versions are certified. Continue anyway? »

  Yes, it's a bug - ignore

  4.1 will not work with Java 8 and higher

• java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError and Java versions

  Hello-

  I have provided some of our users with a pot that I compiled with Java 1.6. The jar consists of a single class. Users to run Java 7.  However, some of them receive this error:

  java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: bad version major < class > offset = 6

  
  

  So, I checked the following:

  
  

  - java - verbose indicates the class has been compiled with Java 6:
  

  minor version: 0

  major version: 50

  - java-version indicates the user is running a newer version of java:

  1.7.0_67

  -the jar manifest States the following:

  Created by: 20.13 - b02 (Sun Microsystems Inc.)

  As I understand it, this means the java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError exception should not be made.

  
  

  So I am confused - is there something I can do to diagnose or fix this?

  
  

  
  

  Thanks for your help!

  It is clearly the problem of the management of versions. Re-compile all your classes with JDK 1.6 and deploy once more, if you don't know that users are running on JDK 1.7. Backward compatibility will never be a problem in the java programs have complied.

  On another note, in systems where you get this problem, go to the Java Control Panel and see the correct JRE version used by this particular user's system. Each system you have by default installed JRE and which will be used by browsers most of the time

• 'Java-version' command shows old version of Java in the command prompt

  Hi all

  I need to install one of the oracle products for which I need to have the version of Java SE 6u43. I downloaded the form of the required version of the oracle.com website and install it on my local machine. But when I run the java-version command on command prompt then this shows the old version of java in the form below.

  Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601]

  Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.

  C:\ > java-version

  Java version "1.4.2_03.

  Java (TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.4.2_03 - b02)

  Java Client VM (build 1.4.2_03 - b02, mixed mode)

  C:\ >

  Currently in the my machine, I can see the java version product suite.

  1. (TM) 6 Update 16

  2. (TM) 6 Update 43 (64-bit)

  3 Java (TM) SE Development kit 6 update 43 (64-bit)

  I tried to keep only one version of Java by removing the Java (TM) 6 Update 16 but it still shows the same version of java.

  Due to which I am unable to install another oracle product. Please let me know how I can update the java version and delete the old.

  Thank you

  Vijay

  Solve the problem. I use following steps to solve the problem.

  go to--> right click Desktop and go to properties--> click on advanced system settings--> click--> System Variables Environment Variables

  Look for the Path system variable and click Edit--> set the path of the java SE6 in front of the vaersion of Java 1.4.0

  This solution, I tried for the Windows 7 operating system.

• Disqualification 9.0.3: Change the JAVA Version

  How to change the version of JAVA that you use in Disqualification 9.0.3? He is currently using the 'default' version that has been installed with Disqualification, but I would like to change it to use Java7.

  Thank you

  Hi Craig,.

  The answer to this generally depends on the platform since it is the configuration of the Java version that uses the application server.

  Since it seems you are using a standard installation of Windows of the Disqualification on Tomcat, the answer is:

  1. stop all services of the Disqualification (Director DB, DB results, Disqualification Application Server)

  2. find the dnConfig.exe program which will be installed where Disqualification is installed (e.g. C:\Program Files\Datanomic\dnDirector\director\ [versionnumber] in versions previous. or C:\Program Files\Oracle\Enterprise data Quality\director\ [versionnumber] in later versions)

  3. click right on dnConfig.exe and run as administrator

  4. click on the Application Server tab

  5. click on the button Launch Manager of Tomcat

  6. on the tab of the Properties dialog box Java is launched, change the path to the Virtual Machine Java to point to the JRE installed to version 7, for example C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_51\jre\bin\server\jvm.dll. You need not modify the Java Classpath.

  7 restart the services.

  Kind regards

  Mike

• 11.1.2.4.0: Java version 1.6.0_24 not supported. ... must be 1.6.0_35

  Hello
  
  Yesterday, may 2, 2013 Oracle JDeveloper 11.1.2.4.0 released
  See http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/jdev/jdev-11gr2-nf-404365.html
  
  I downloaded the Studio Edition 11.1.2.4.0 Windows Installer (jdevstudio11124install.exe).
  During installation, I used JDK provided as part of the install file.
  
  When I tried to start it I got the message
  "Java version 1.6.0_24 not supported. The minimum version required is 1.6.0_35. "
  See http://www.consideringred.com/files/oracle/img/2013/jdev111240-java-not-supported-20130503.png
  
  Clicking OK showed a dialog box to select a path to a JDK
  See http://www.consideringred.com/files/oracle/img/2013/jdev111240-path-to-JDK-20130503.png
  
  After downloading and installing 'jdk-6u43-windows - x 64 .exe' I walked into "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_43" which allowed me to run JDeveloper.
  
  Maybe I missed something, but it seems strange that the installation file comes with a version of Java not supported, right?
  
  concerning
  Jan Vervecken

  Thanks for reporting this. It was an oversight on our part.

  Just a quick recap for all those who may come across this post more later. In JDeveloper 11.1.2.4.0, to group us JDK 1.6 update 24 in (jdevstudio11124install.exe and jdevstudio11124install.bin) platform-specific installation programs. We had originally planned to capture and include a newer version of the JDK 1.6 in the 11.1.2.4.0 version, but due to reasons I will not here go into, we have been unable to do. However, we had already begun to change some of the user interface (more precisely the error message you get started if you are using a version of the JDK does not support) based on the JDK version that is presumed, and we have failed to regularize this UI change.

  So, it follows that the JDK 1.6 update 24 is the minimum version required for 11.1.2.4.0. The message error say otherwise is our error. Needless to say, it's rather embarrassing, and we want to solve this problem as soon as possible. In the coming days, we intend to publish an 11.1.2.4.0 update release with this code, return to the display of an error only for versions prior to version 1.6 update 24 JDK.

  What should you do? If you do not see the error (because you are using JDK 1.6 update 35 or higher, or you are on a non-Windows platform), you don't need to make any changes. If, however, you see this error and you want to go far, you can either install a JDK 1.6 update 35 or later version (instructions on how to do so are caught later in this thread) or you can re - download and re-install JDeveloper a few days from now, when we release the update. In this update, the only included bug fix will be to change the condition in which the error is reported. There will not be a corresponding update ADF version, because this problem applies only to the Launcher JDeveloper on Windows code.

  We apologize for the confusion and thank you for your continued support.

  -Brian

• Oacle SQL Developer Java Version issue

  Installed Oracle SQL Developer 3.2.09.30 (liberation, 27 August 2012) on SUSE Linux 11 r2. Also installed JDK 1.7.0_07.
  
  When it is running: sqldeveloper.sh sh-> pop-up window:
  
  You try to run with Java 1.7.0_07
  
  This product running is supported with a minimum of Java
  version 1.6.0_04 and a maximum version lower than 1.7.
  
  This product is not supported and may not work correctly
  If you continue. Continue anyway?
  
  -That means that my best bet is to use the Java JDK 1.6.0_04 version?
  
  I read a few bugs online complain under the Oracle SQL Developer java 1.7. But those who are back in 2011. I wonder if the problem has since been resolved.
  
  -Also, do I need to run the SQL Developer as user oracle?
  
  Thank you

  >
  You try to run with Java 1.7.0_07

  This product running is supported with a minimum of Java
  version 1.6.0_04 and a maximum version lower than 1.7.

  This product is not supported and may not work correctly
  If you continue. Continue anyway?

  -That means that my best bet is to use the Java JDK 1.6.0_04 version?
  >
  This means that if you follow the recommended instructions and free instructions, it will not be supported and it probably won't work correctly.

  Oracle has delivered the warning as clear as possible.
  >
  I read a few bugs online complain under the Oracle SQL Developer java 1.7. But those who are back in 2011. I wonder if the problem has since been resolved.
  >
  Wonder no more! Visit the official download page and read the latest release dated August 2012 notes
  http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/SQL-Developer/sqldev-32-Relnotes-1734493.html
  >
  JDK support
  Oracle SQL Developer 3.2 version comes with JDK 1.6.0_11. You can use the JDK download embedded or to connect to an installed JDK. Developer SQL supports a java version minimum of to a maximum java version 1.6.0_04 less than 1.7.
  >
  You should EU JDK 1.6.0_11 if possible, and as your warning message and the release notes say: DO NOT USE JAVA 1.7

  -Also, do I need to run the SQL Developer as user oracle?

• Use different managed server Java version?

  Hello, I would like to put a server managed to run a Java version different from that set for its WebLogic domain. Could not find anything in the docs on how to do it. But it seems that Start Server properties > JAVA_HOME would solve this. After assigning a different path than the rest of the field, I find that the config.xml file is updated with this setting. But running a ps - ef shows always using the original version. Tried to restart the managed server and the domain, but still uses the original version. Does anyone know how to set it?
  
  Thanks in advance.

  you need to change $DOMAIN_HOME/bin/setDomainEnv.sh with something like

  If [[$SERVER_NAME is 'ms1']]
  Export JAVA_HOME = / path/to/theotherjava
  endif

  or something like (that I'm not very good at shell script)

  Server startup parameter only affects the JVM settings, but not the actual path of the used java.