WinXP and ASP

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There is a website that I visit that generates custom quotes. The page looks
alot like MS word in that it has a similar toolbar and area for typing. It
works fine when i go there on windows 2000 and 98 compuers, but windows XP
will not load the form. It just displays the image place holder with the
little red x and never loads. I've relaxed the IE security and loaded sun
java but have yet to figure out what the problem is.

Anyone have a fresh perspective or idea?
I'm stumped...

Thanks for your help.

Jama
 
Red X image displayed where the applet should be, applets won't run
http://www.java.com/en/download/help/redximage.jsp

Free Software - Java Software for the desktop
http://java.com/en/index.jsp

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Carey Frisch
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| There is a website that I visit that generates custom quotes. The page looks
| alot like MS word in that it has a similar toolbar and area for typing. It
| works fine when i go there on windows 2000 and 98 compuers, but windows XP
| will not load the form. It just displays the image place holder with the
| little red x and never loads. I've relaxed the IE security and loaded sun
| java but have yet to figure out what the problem is.
|
| Anyone have a fresh perspective or idea?
| I'm stumped...
|
| Thanks for your help.
|
| Jama
 
Thanks for your reply Carey. I ended up installing MS java VM to fix the
problem.

I'm not really sure what the big difference is, but if it works...

jama
 
I'm not really sure what the big difference is, but if it works...

The big difference is Microsoft doesn't distribute "msjava" anymore. And
about time, in my opinion. I've had msjava crash Win2K SP4 to a blue sreen
on Java-heavy sites like pogo.com, which seems odd since Java was designed
to isolate the applet from the system. The whole "virtual machine" thing.

The current and supported Java Run-time environment for Windows is Sun's JRE
1.4.2. There's a 1.5.0 but not everyone's code is working with that yet.
Get them from http://java.sun.com/.
 
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