Re: [SLE] Java problems

From: Erik Jakobsen (eja_at_urbakken.dk)
Date: 03/12/05

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    Date: Sat, 12 Mar 2005 22:31:44 +0100
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    Randall R Schulz skrev:
    >Erik,
    >
    >On Saturday 12 March 2005 10:32, Erik Jakobsen wrote:
    >
    >>Hi.
    >>
    >>Yesterday my bank opened for use the Homebanking with Mozilla for
    >>Linux. I have been in there, but have this:
    >>
    >>http://www.urbakken.dk/java.png
    >>
    >>It looks like I'm having Java problems. I have been told from the
    >>hotline of the Homebanking,
    >>that I shall use Java 1.4.2-05.
    >>
    >>I use:
    >>
    >>j2sdk1.4.2_07
    >>
    >
    >Are you sure? The about:plugins output you included showed 1.4.2_06, not
    >_07.
    >
    >
    >
    Well ok, it is as the output shows
    1.4.2_06

    And not
    j2sdk1.4.2_07

    Sorry !.

    Here I show the about:plugin:
    >>...
    >>
    >
    >
    >Perhaps they're serious (and literal) about the "shall." In other words,
    >perhaps they verify that you're running a single (or one of several)
    >permitted version of Java and none others are permitted. I would not
    >consider that good design, but it wouldn't surprise me too much.
    >
    >
    >
    I'm not quite sure what you mean here ?

    >Anyway, I'm using 1.4.2_06 and that site (the one whose URL is shown in
    >your browser window snapshot) appears to work for me. I had to accept
    >their security certificate and since I don't have an account with that
    >bank, I cannot log in, but I do see the applet with two lables, two
    >text entry fields and two buttons. I don't speak Danish so I can't even
    >tell what the labels say, but I'm guessing the applet is working
    >correctly.
    >
    >
    I don't see the applet at all with the two labels. I know what you mean,
    cause I see
    them in Windows.

    Then I wonder why I have the problem, and as mentioned in another mail,
    the Sun
    testsite shows my Java to be ok.

    >Did you get to the point where you were asked whether you wanted to
    >accept their security certificate?
    >
    >
    No not with Mozilla for Linux, but I got it in Windows.

    >Did you look to see if there was any information printed in the Java
    >console? Besides the ordinary Java start-up messages, mine included
    >only this:
    >
    >
    There was just the grey fiele dwith the red cross in it.

    >-==-
    >Java Version: 1.4.2_06
    >Operating System: Linux
    >AbstractApplet: initGUI
    >PlatformResolverFactory: Platform name: Linux
    >PlatformResolverFactory: Platform name: Linux
    >PlatformResolverFactory: Linux platform.
    >LogonGUIFactory: keystore loaction is null
    >AbstractApplet: initListeners
    >-==-
    >
    >
    Where did you see that ?

    >The second and subsequent visits to that page produce these lines:
    >
    >-==-
    >AbstractApplet: initParameters
    >Java Version: 1.4.2_06
    >Operating System: Linux
    >AbstractApplet: initGUI
    >LogonGUIFactory: keystore loaction is null
    >AbstractApplet: initListeners
    >-==-
    >
    >
    >Randall Schulz
    >
    >
    Then now what can I do ?.

    Erik Jakobsen 

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