This is whacked, but I changed the session from the KDE environment to
the GNOME environment and, low and behold, the applets work. When
running through Konqueror, the applet is not displayed within the
browser window place holder for the applet. Instead, the applet is
opened in the upper left corner of the screen (sized accordingly). I
can not figure why it's not being placed within the browser window, nor
why it simply won't operate when running a KDE session. Lastly, in an
attempt (prior to this) to start from a clean slate, I attempted to
remove the JREs I had installed (IBM 1.3.1, 1.4.1 and 1.4.2 along with
Blackdown 1.3.1). It appeared as if the IBM 1.3.1 and 1.4.1 were
successfully removed (one by the YUM remove, one by the RPM -e.
However, in the process, when checking the status of the remaining
installs of IBM Java2 142 and IBM Java2 JAVACOMM, the rpm -ql command
indicates that both packages are not installed. If I attempt to
install, via rpm -ivh, it indicates that the packages are already
installed. I tried yum clean and update, but it was no help. Yum list
installed shows the two items present. Is there anything that can be
done to fix this up or force to reinstall? Lastly, any ideas as to why
the problems in KDE? I would prefer staying in KDE. Thanks again for
your help.
Adam W. Lent wrote:
I returned to the IBM Java Developer site and located the Java
Communication API. I downloaded, installed it and logged out/in. I
had really hope that this would do it, but no luck. Still the same
situation. I've spent hours each night, trying to figure this one
through, but I think it's getting the best of me. I am at a complete
loss as to why the Java Console shows applet progress, but the
Konqueror browswer window refuses to display the applet. I have not
had any luck executing downloaded Java applets, either. I've spent
crazy hours trying to get this to work. Any suggestions on how I might
proceed would be greatly appreciated (other than throwing in the
towel). Thanks again.
Daniel Gimpelevich wrote:
The download page had a .rpm and a .tgz for the JDK, another for the
JRE,
and another for the Java Communications API. You used that page to
download the .rpm for the JRE.
On Wed, 15 Jun 2005 21:32:00 -0400, AdamW.Lent wrote:
This is news to me. I have never heard about such API. Where would a
link for this be found? This might be my problem. Thanks much!
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