I installed 0.9.7 today and went to a website that used java (in this case it was an online banking site). There I got the prompt that I have to install the Java Runtime Environment which was btw already installed on my computer. Nevertheless I installed the suggested plug-in (and followed the instructions), restarted mozilla, even restarted the computer, but instead of loading the java applet, it still said 'click here to install plug-in'. Then I uninstalled all the JREs I found and repeated the procedure - no success. So I tried installing the plug-in from the suggested Netscape site which works fine with IE but also does not work with mozilla. In its setup I can choose in which browser I want to use the plug-in - it offers only IE and Netscape 6, and when I click on NS 6 it says I don't have enough rights to perform this change (I have administrator rights on my local machine which should be enough).

have you read the release notes ? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- If Java doesn't work, make sure the following is true: On Windows: Copy the NPOJI610.DLL from C:\JDK*\jre\bin to "\plugins" directory of your installation. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- It's NPojo600.dll if you have JRE1.3x and Npogi610.dll with jre 1.4x

Please copy all np*.dll from c:\JRE\1.3.1_01\bin to your mozilla\plugin directory. With these files I can open every Java Applet. wfm moz 0.9.7; w2k; jre 1.3.1_01a --> bug: invalid

tobias.weibel@gmx.net: He must only copy the npoji*.dll and this bug is not invalid unless the reporter doesn't asnwer. And it's a dupe if Java works with the .dll in the plugin folder. The Java installer fails to copy the .dll in the plugin folder.

sorry for the circumstances

reopening

dupe of bug 100393 *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 100393 ***

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