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java applets problem
- Thread starter babe714
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Originally posted by savage
If you have a Linksys or Netgear NIC card and are using a cable modem, you will have problems with Java. I bought a D-link card at Best Buy for $10 and no more problems.
Savage,
I've seen a lot of weird things happen with computers. I don't doubt you - but this strange!
Mike
Originally posted by babe714
clicked on about and it said I have , Java(TM)2runtime Environment , standard edition 1.3.1_02
It might be that the Java Applet you are trying to run is using deprecated (no longer supported) methods from an older version of Java. I doubt that this would cause the machine to freeze though. Can you post a specific URL here so that I can check it out further?
Mike
As far as url's where I have problems with freeze ups , running Dateks streamer never launches anymore , get the errors on the page message . Scottrade streamer starts to launch but then everything freezes . Also can't run the browser version of IB anymore, stand alone version works fine . Quote.com live charts work about 70% of the time .
How much & What kind of RAM are you utilizing??Originally posted by babe714
My computer frequently freezes up when I 'm at a website where I need to launch a java applet i.e. quote .com . Am runnning Win 98 . Have tried clearing cache , uninstall / install I.E.ver6 , installed virtual machine . Nothing seems to help , any ideas ?
Processor Speed??......
BUS??.....
How big is your hard drive???
I believe you mentioned you have dial up...who is your ISP??
Do you live in the suburbs or city??
Is you telephone CO running out of a slick??
At what rate of BPS is your connectivity on the Web???
Have you ever successfully ran a java applet ever on this machine???
Let me give you a real world example. I have a friend with a lap top that runs skimpy RAM, w/ no BUS and his HD & ISP speed is a joke, and he has never been able to launch a Datek streamer or level II quote screen java based. IF he tries, the screen freezes and he has to do a hard shutdown. My point here is obviously getting at capacity.
First you must find out which Java your application is written to
IB TWS --> Sun Java (JRE 2, JavaPlugin)
JTrader --> MS Java (MS Java VM, IE x.x)
The others I don´t know but in general it will be MS Java, if there is no explicit instruction to install Sun Java JRE. Therefore it is pretty clear that "can't run the browser version of IB anymore", if you disabled (unchecked) Sun JavaPlugin for your IE 6.0
But if you want to run application for MS Java it will get stuck if execution is done by Sun JavaPlugin. That´s why I suggested to disable Sun JavaPlugin. BTW, Sun Java JRE consists of two parts: Java Runtime (for standalone apps) and JavaPlugin (for browser apps).
IB TWS --> Sun Java (JRE 2, JavaPlugin)
JTrader --> MS Java (MS Java VM, IE x.x)
The others I don´t know but in general it will be MS Java, if there is no explicit instruction to install Sun Java JRE. Therefore it is pretty clear that "can't run the browser version of IB anymore", if you disabled (unchecked) Sun JavaPlugin for your IE 6.0
But if you want to run application for MS Java it will get stuck if execution is done by Sun JavaPlugin. That´s why I suggested to disable Sun JavaPlugin. BTW, Sun Java JRE consists of two parts: Java Runtime (for standalone apps) and JavaPlugin (for browser apps).