Stan Goodman wrote: > I am using Mozilla v1.0 and Java v1.3.1. The Java files are in > directory F:\JAVA131. > > I called up the JavaConsole from Mozilla yesterday, and found the > following in its header: > > ********* > Java(TM) Plug-in: Version 1.3.1 > Using JRE version 1.3.1 Classic VM > User home directory = C:\JAVA13\jre > > Proxy Configuration: Browser Proxy Configuration > ********* > > Noplace in CONFIG.SYS is there any "C:\JAVA*" entry. > > There is, though I have not put it there, a directory C:\JAVA13, > containing almost nothing: > > C:\JAVA13 > C:\JAVA13\jre > plugin.trace (with zero size and today's date) > C:\JAVA13\jre\_java > ipicerts > plugin.prp > > Nothing more. > > I am less concerned with what these files are (ipicerts is fairly > obvious) than with what they are doing in this directory, and why they > are not in the the F:\JAVA131 structure. Where is it detemined that > the plugin's home directory is on C:? I have not found such an option > in Preferences. >
The default install for eCS is to put Java13 in the boot drive. As the others said, edit the ini and correct. -- Bill <American Independence's Day is the Fourth of July>
