What I am saying is this: Suppose they updated Safari and tested it on
the old java code. It worked. They then updated java (but did not
test it ??). It may be that the update to java is fine as evidenced
that it works with other browsers (with the patch applied, whatever it
does), but there was something in safari that was inconsistent with the
new java update and did not get tested. Thus is the problem with java
or safari?
Phil
On Aug 26, 2004, at 1:18 PM, Miguel wrote:
I must be missing something. I do not understand how this is consistent
with your previous statement:
1. In response to a question Miguel raised: I have two macs both of
which have been upgraded to 10.3.5. however, the java update has been
applied to only one. The one with the java update crashes; the one
without does not.
Safari probably *was* changed with the 10.3.5 update. But you said that
one of your machines works OK. It seems to me that would implicate Java
Update 1.4.2 Update 1 as the most likely culprit.
J. Philip Bays
Professor of Chemistry
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Saint Mary's College
Notre Dame IN 46556
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