On Wed, 12 Dec 2001 03:18:04, Alon Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Stan Goodman wrote: > > > My system has Java 1.3 installed (the version that came with MCP). I > > suppose this is v1.3.0, and the one on Software Choice now (dated 28 > > September) to be v1.3.1). I have downloaded this update, and want to > > install it according to the simple and straightforward instructions. > > > > In one of the browser screens that the installation program brings up, > > there is a list of options for the components to be installed. These > > include a plugin for Netscape and one for IBM Web Explorer, but the > > latter is greyed out. Web Explorer is indeed installed on my system, > > and I would like to understand why the option is unavoidable. My guess > > is that the reason is simply that the installation package includes a > > Netscape plugin but not one for Web Explorer, but I would like to hear > > this from somebody that knows for a fact. > > > > > > Java 1.3 has plugins for both Netscape 4.61 and Mozilla (IBM Web > Browser), the install program only installs the Netscape version, > however. The mozilla plugin, mzplugin.exe, is in the \netscape\ns > directory. Create a temporary directory and copy that file to it and run > it. Then run the setup file or just copy the file npoji6.dll to your > mozilla\bin\plugins directory. > cd \java13\ns unzip mzplugin.exe npoji6.dll copy npoji6.dll x:\mozilla\bin\plugins
