Sun Java Applet For Mac

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Could you kindly outline how you are running this program in the browser? I am on 10.5.8 and I clicked 'Restore Defaults' which switched me to 32-bit 5.0. Before I tested your program I tried a simple Hello World applet and I couldn't even get that to run in 6.0. I just tested it with 32-bit (my max on that machine) 6.0 from 10.6 and 64-bit 6.0 from 10.5.8 and it works fine now. My problem was when I compiled it.

If you are using the Java 6.0, you must give it '-target 5' in order to make it work on either Java 5.0 or Java 6.0. Perhaps that is the problem you are having. Perhaps someone else knows the reason for this. I'm no Java expert, even though I run it on a regular basis - once a year - whether I need to or not.

Re: Java applet in Mac OS 817264 Aug 1, 2011 6:10 AM ( in response to 878368 ) Oracle does not provide JRE for Mac OS X (at this moment). Jun 20, 2013 - With recent security issues involving the JRE, Apple has added a few layers of protection to prevent local Java Applets from running in a.

At least I'm good for another year now. Here is the java console output when i attemp to run this in firefox if anyone can help shed some light it would be most appreciated.

Where do i key in the '-target 5' command so it is directed at the Javac? And is that the full key sequence?

As i mentioned i am a newbie, my first programming course, and the course supports windows so the text and support materials are all geared for navigation in a windows environment. I have only found limited information on the apple website. Nothing in terms of tutorials about java in mac. Yes i have been using the editor as a crutch in the short term until i can gain knowledge of the mac integration - that will change thanks again for sharing your knowledge.

Phidelity1 wrote: where do i key in the '-target 5' command so it is directed at the Javac? And is that the full key sequence? On the command line. Type in 'javac -target 5 Yourfile.java' as i mentioned i am a newbie, my first programming course, and the course supports windows so the text and support materials are all geared for navigation in a windows environment.

I have only found limited information on the apple website. Nothing in terms of tutorials about java in mac. It is true that Java isn't very big on the Mac. Cocoa is so much easier and people who prefer tools other than Cocoa probably don't like Java either. Scroll bars not showing in excel for mac.

Look for tutorials about Java on Linux or Solaris (should be plenty of that). There are differences between Linux, Solaris, and MacOS X - but not in Java. How to move rows in excel for mac 2008.

Yes i have been using the editor as a crutch in the short term until i can gain knowledge of the mac integration - that will change I can't help you with TextMate or Blue J. Compiling with some editor is usually just a fancy trick that no one outside of emacs ever uses. Use the command line. Hello etresoft so this is how my day is going!