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• Problems installing the Java tools

  I'm new to Java development, and I have a problem with the basic tools in place. I am running Windows XP, installed Java (TM) SE Development Kit 6 Update 17 and tried several versions of Eclipse. Installed Eclipse version 3.5.1 then downloaded JDE plugin for Eclipse 1.0.0.67 but when I ty to install it I get a message saying that it is not compatible with the version of Eclipse installed (it seems to Eclipse 3.4.1, which isn't available currentlly). If I simply continue with the installation of the plug-in, I seem to get some of the BlackBerry menu items in the Eclipse program but it won't let me install the d. I tried to use the option software upgrades to help Eclipse, but it will not allow a link to the BlackBerry website. It says I'm missing some elements. Any suggestions?

  After doing some research I realized that the separate JDE downloads are stand-alone applications. I think that my problems have been solved. Thank you.

• Since the update Firefox 6.0, some websites do not load correctly. I suspect it has to do with the Java being disabled because of the compatability modules. When I try to go to Tools/Add-ons, I get the message "Loading" for several minutes without chang

  Update Firefox 6.0 is useless to me because many websites I visit are not displayed properly, I guess because the Java modules are disabled because of incompatibility. They appear correctly in Internet Explorer.

  In addition, the add-on from Trend Micro is not compatible, which leaves me with a positive feeling.

  When I try to check to see if these modules can be updated, the menu item Tools/Addons just goes to a page with "loading" and stays there for several minutes without change until I close it.

  I would like to know the procedure to regularize this version of Firefox to my previous version that worked.

  Firefox 5.0/5.0.1/4.0/4.0.1 and earlier 3.6.20 all contain questions of security and stability that will not be corrected. You put your system at risk by using any version of Firefox that 6.0 or 3.6.20. Any person who displays a link to other versions is to be irresponsible, in my opinion.

  Java
  
  If the incompatible extensions in Add-ons > Extensions are Java Console, you have no need them unless your doing Java development. Most of the users have not yet installed, but Java will install Java Console with each update. You can delete them manually:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Java#Multiple_Java_Console_extensions

  The only thing that affects the functioning of the sites/Java applets on the web is the plugin (Add-ons - > Plugins) "Java (TM) Platform SE (version)". Do not forget that it is enabled and that you have not all extensions which affect/block "scripts".

  • Check commonly used plugins: https://www-trunk.stage.mozilla.com/en-US/plugincheck/
  • Update or install Java (aka, next generation Java plug-in for the Mozilla browsers): install or update Java in Firefox

  Trend Micro
  
  You must contact Trend Micro or go to the forums on their website to inquire about their plans to update the add-ons/toolbars they install in Firefox.

  Problem with the display of the Add-ons Manager
  
  The Add-ons Manager gets in a loop of loading due to the recent update of Firefox 6 and servers being overloaded because users and update process are looking for updates to the add-on. If you stay away from the "Get Add-ons" selection on the left of the screen of the add-on Manager, you should have no problem with that. This situation is expected to resolve when the overload of Firefox 6 update is complete. I do not always use this "Get Add-ons" option, instead, I go to the website of modules and the search for what I want from there: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search/?q=clone & cat = all & x = 0 & y = 0

• How can I remove the pop up next to my iMac? "to continue the 'java' command line tool, that you must install the JDK

  I can't seem to make the tour of the following pop up: "to use the"java"command line tool, you must install JDK.  I downloaded Java for many times, but the pop-up Guard reappear.  Is there any solution to get rid of this pop up, it makes me crazy?  Help, please!

  What java you have download and install.  To install is TIME legacy java 6 Apple for OS X, which can be downloaded here: Download Java for OS X 2015-001

  

• Everytime I turn on my Mac Java says he needs to install the message says "to use the line tool java command, you must install a JDK.  Click on "more information visit the java developer kit download site."  I followed all these steps and downloSoftware.

  The message says "to use the line tool java command, you must install a JDK.  Click on "more information visit the java developer kit download site."  I followed all these steps and downloaded the correct software update, but still getting the message.

  A

  If you have installed the plugin of Facebook video appeal and you no longer want to use it, you can remove it as follows.

  1 back up all data.

  2. open the library folder in your home folder by holding down the option key and selecting

  Go ▹ library

  in the Finder menu bar.

  3. place these items in the library folder to the Trash:

  LaunchAgents/com.facebook.videochat.name.plist

  Support/Facebook app

  Here the name represents the name of your Facebook.

  4 log off or restart the computer, and then empty the trash.

  B

  If you do not use this plugin, or any other software (for example, some Adobe products), which depends on Java, install the Java runtime distributed by Apple.

  C

  If you do not have the Facebook plugin and you don't want to install Java, please ask for further instructions.

• I get a message: to use the 'java' command line tool, you must install a JDK.  I tried 10 times to install without success.  Help, please.

  I get a message: to use the 'java' command line tool, you must install a JDK.  I tried 10 times to install without success.  Help, please.

  You probably have some of the older than the needs/desires software legacy Java installed.

  Please see these sons of community message:

  After the installation of El Capitan, I get the message: to use the 'java' command line tool, you must install a JDK

  Just found this last Java does not work with El Capitan

  This is the Apple link to the legacy version of Java 6.

  Download Java for OS X 2015-001

  First of all, I would like to try to identify what application generated the next message and update (delete) this request as the case may be. If you need to run Java then, as the Apple Support page says it's certainly preferable that your installation of Java entirely up-to-date with the Oracle's Java course. If you can get without Java, you should install it not - like the Flash, it should not be installed unless you have no choice.

• How to the Java platform?

  I need set the platform to activate or enable Java

  If you see my page list plugin, you see something like Java (TM) Platform SE 8 U60 on your list?

  https://jeffersonscher.com/RES/plugins.html

  If so:

  You have Java installed, but you may need to activate on a site-by-site basis. While you are viewing a page where you want to use the Java plugin, try either:

  • Plugin notification in the address bar icon: in general, it looks like a little Lego block, dark grey on the left of the address. Click it to allow Java for the time being or permanently.
  • Panel of permissions of the Page Info dialog box, you can call upwards by using one of the following options, and then change the permissions to "allow": Java
    • Right click on a box empty page and select View Page Info > permissions
    • (menu bar) Menu Tools > Page Info > permissions
    • Click the icon of padlock or globe to the left of the address of the site > additional information > permissions

  Success?

  If not:

  Install or update Java on the next page. Note that you need the 32-bit version of Java for Firefox 41, since it is a 32-bit application. https://www.Java.com/en/download/manual.jsp ("Windows Offline" Installer)

• The Java plug-in 2 1.6.0.31 NPAPI should be disabled?

  I was updating my sites Google Blogger, and got a Firefox error message that says that the Java plug-in for NAPAPI 1.6.0.31 2 must be turned off, in my opinion and I have to restart Firefox. I decided to disconnect from my Blogger account before you deactivate the plugin, but when I did it, the Firefox error message was gone (that's why I'm not positive it's the plugin). I went to the Plugin Check page and and see that the plugin is 'informed '. Should I turn it off anyway?

  Hello, the java versions including 1.6.0_31 & upward has not must be blocked by firefox, I don't know why you got the notification in the first place (perhaps the block was put in place when he was still an outdated version of the plugin on your pc and the update of the plugin that happened immediately after).

  https://addons.Mozilla.org/Firefox/BL.../P85

• The Java plugin does not appear in the Plugins tab

  The machine is a SLES11 running on x86_64 architecture. Firefox is 3.0.6 (from the installation of SLES11 DVD) version.
  I installed the jre-6u25 under/usr/java.
  I restarted Firefox after installation.
  No Java plugin is available under Tools/Add-ons/Plugins.

  What should I do to make it appear?

  I wonder why the IBM java that comes with SLES 11 is not meet your needs, but that is a different debate completely.

  It looks like the jre installation instructions are assuming that there is no such thing as SLES 10 as when you look at the directory of plugins for firefox.

  To get the plugin works I did the following:

  1. I installed the jre as shown (that is dire./jre-6u26-linux-x64-rpm.bin)

  2 created a directory of plugins in/usr/lib64/firefox /.

  3. then modified the rights on the directory (chmod 755/usr/lib64/firefox/plugins /)

  4. has created a softlink in the libnpjp2.so file
  ln-s /usr/java/jre1.6.0_26/lib/amd64/libnpjp2.so

  5 restart firefox and checked for the plugin, who was there.

  6. went to www.java.com/en/download/testjava.jsp and got the message "your Java work.

  What the above assumes that you are using the 64-bit version of SLES 11, but I think that the same thing on a 32-bit installation would work also.

  The alternative is to use the yast software management and install version 1.6 of the IBM Java, which is included with SLES 11 making sure that you also install the java plugin rpm.

• Tag-Along of installing the Java Update.

  What is Java FX 2.1.0? It is not mentioned in the Java site and I can't find a definition online. (I hope this is not a vIrus).  I'm not a developer (in which case it is important), do I need?)

  Hi Coolnewyorker,

  The JavaFX 2.1 Developer Preview for Linux includes the JavaFX Software Development Kit (SDK), which provides the tools and technologies for developing JavaFX applications.

  This release provides Java API for JavaFX, which opens the features of JavaFX technology for all Java developers and active many existing Java developer tools to use to create JavaFX applications.

  These updates are part of Java, and if you try to delete or remove, some Web sites may not work properly.

  Please see the following articles for more information:

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

   

  http://www.Java.com/en/download/FAQ/whatis_java.XML

   

  Important note: This response contains a reference to third party World Wide Web site. Microsoft provides this information as a convenience to you. Microsoft does not control these sites and no has not tested any software or information found on these sites; Therefore, Microsoft cannot make any approach to quality, security or the ability of a software or information that are there. There are the dangers inherent in the use of any software found on the Internet, and Microsoft cautions you to make sure that you completely understand the risk before retrieving any software from the Internet.

  Hope this information helps.

• my computer windows vista cannot install Mcafee because of the Java script error, code 0x80004005. How to solve this problem?

  When I install Mcafee, the error come out, can not install... Make sure you only if your PC has JAVA script. error code: 0x80004005, HOW t ofix it?

  Which version of Java should I download for my system to Windows 64-bit operating?
  http://www.Java.com/en/download/FAQ/java_win64bit.XML

  Installation of Java
  http://Java.com/en/download/help/index_installing.XML?user_os=Windows%207

  If you are using:

  * 32 - bit Internet Explore (IE), you need to download Java 32 bits (check the browser)
  * 64 - bit IE, you need to download Java 64 bit (check the browser)
  * 32-bit and 64-bit, IE you have to download 32-bit and 64-bit Java respectively

  64-bit operating system Windows comes with browsers Internet Explorer (IE) 32-bit and 64-bit. 32-bit IE comes by default. There are different versions of Java software available for download depending on whether you are using THE 32-bit or 64-bit browsers.

  Please note that the 64-bit Java is presented as a download option automatically for users of Internet Explorer 64-bit, as this is the only officially available for Windows 64-bit browser.

  Note: Java is updated on a frequent basis, you can expect to see a Java update notification in the bar from time to time.

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• How do you remove all THE Java code of Vista before a Java reinstall.

  I have (Microsoft Security Essentials) has recently detected viruses in my tree of Java.  While I think that the problem was managed by MSE, I still want to remove completely all my machine Java code prior to a relocation of a pure set of Java.  It seems that Java would not provide you with a removal of Java (like MaAfee) do this, and the only code available tool is the standard Microsoft required uninstall code.  I want to remove all traces of Java code, and I don't usually use (do not trust) of 3rd party code that you find on the Internet, but if anyone has good experience with one of them, I would like to know.

  Even if the uninstaller code seemed to work, I found a lot of leftover Java files and folders left behind.  For example, there is a Sun\Java\... tree located in the AppData\LocalLow directory.  I would like to know why this code was left and whether it is safe to just delete.  I don't like just big clear code because there may be a registry entry based on the code, which could cause another problem to me (even if the Java code is supposed to be uninstalled).

  In the meantime, as an alternative, I renamed all Java directories that I can find.  Roughly the same and about as good what remove Java directories, isn't.

  And finally, I have a Vista 64-bit system, so which implementation of Java should I download/use. When I uninstalled the Java code, there is an updated version of 32-bit (Version 6, 26 update in the list of programs), as well as an outdated version of 64-bit (Version 6, Update 13 instead of Version 6, update 26) in the list programs.  These work together.   I shouldn't have to download both, I have to, or I should.

  And one last comment.  I've been running for a few days now without any Java installed on my machine and do not encounter problems or errors due to the absence of the code.  I know that many of the Applications that I use, use javascript, which I think is a little different that the standard Java code.  So what's the problem here.  Have I just not met a Java-application or is there more parts left Java in the machine I don't know or Windows excuting part of the said code.  I need to Java, I don't.

  roninrr

  Yes, Java is bad enough to remove all its files when uninstall you it but things left to do no harm. You can remove them if you want.

  There is no relationship between Java and Javascript, with the exception of confusion as well as the fact that both languages look a bit.

  You can probably do without Java. Java has become one of the biggest goals for malware recently. I uninstalled Java of my computers a while back I found I was taking more time now know to use it. I was only access a Web site regularly used and find a substitute for it. I could leave uninstalled, and see if you hit what he really needs.

  If you decide to reinstall, the 32-bit version is all you need unless you use Internet Explorer 64-bit (which you shouldn't).

• Receive a notification when the phone is unlocked.

  Hello

  I have a request I want to start automatically when the phone started AND the user typed a valid PIN code. I tried to register my request as a SystemListener, but it seems a reminder after the phone has started, but before that the PIN code has been entered.

  Is in any way an application can get some sort of notification when the user has typed a valid PIN code?

  I use the API 5.0.0.

  Thank you!

  Welcome to the forum.

  I recommend the search engine, you will often find that other people have asked the same question as you:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/keyboard-unlock-notification/m-p/38671

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/unlock-device-listener/m-p/351096

• How can I activate the java script

  original title: Java script

  How can I activate the java script

  Internet Explorer 8:

  1. Open Internet Explorer, click on the "Tool" button in the menu bar, click 'Internet Options' and then select the security"" tab.
  2. Select the 'Internet' zone, select "Custom level" and go to the "Security settings - Internet Zone" box.
  3. Click the checkbox enable "Active Scripting" under the Scripting section, and then click the OK button to apply the settings. Restart your browser when you have finished to apply the settings and enable JavaScript.

  Firefox:

  http://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/KB/JavaScript

  Chrome (for the old version, but could be similar):

  http://www.chromefans.org/chrome-tutorial/how-to-disable-JavaScript-nojavascript-NoScript-in-Google-chrome.htm

  Questions about installing Windows 7?
  FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions from Installation Windows 7 & responses

• Notification of the home screen

  Hey guys, did someone know how to create a notification on the home screen in the banner similar to this article:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/application-indicators-and-home-screen-Integ...

  I need a simple notice on the top banner as an icon and a single string like 'New Notification (1)'. If anyone knows how to do this without using messagelistdemo any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you!

  integration of Inbox is a bit tricky, but not that complicated.
  You can copy most of the sample application.

  If you want this integration, that you will have to use it, otherwise just use the indicator icon.