Joe Morris (NTM) wrote: > On 10/10/2007 05:38 AM, James Knott wrote: > >> I've recently installed openSUSE 10.3, including 64 bit versions of >> Seamonkey, Firefox and Sun JRE. However, when I use either of those >> browsers to access a site that requires Java, it says to install the >> plugin. How do I get the 64 bit browsers to recognize the 64 bit JRE? >> >> tnx jk >> >> >> > Blackdown made a 64 bit java WITH 64 bit java browser plugin (~3 years > ago), but after just checking, I found out they are no more. Check > http://www.the-love-shack.net/2007/08/30/blackdown-java-retires/ > Too bad as flash and java have been a sore spot for 64 bit browser users > for years, and even after all these years, Sun and Macromedia (now > Adobe, as well a 64 bit Adobe Acrobat Reader I might add), or still > AFAIK not in the foreseeable future. I still have the old 1.4.2 64 bit > version installed (but I might have deleted the install package :-( ), > and after running a 64 bit browser a few versions ago, mine still found > the link and I have a 64 bit java plugin that works. But since > Blackdown is no more, I cannot tell you if or where you could get it. > 1.4.2 is quite old now. > > The Mozilla plugin site mentions Blackdown, but the link doesn't work. Other plugins work with nspluginwrapper, but apparently not Java.
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