Have Win2k with a JRE1.3.1 already installed on in D:\programs directory. Installed Moz0.99 into the same D:\programs directory and everything but the Java plugin seemed to intstall correctly. Although I've followed directions and copied the NPxxxx.dll files from the jre to the moz plugin dirs and everything works... it would be nice for users with novice computer skill levels for this feature to be installed properly and already work by default.

please see http://gemal.dk/mozilla/java.html on getting Java working

this is duplicate of bug 100393 *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 100393 ***

is this really a dupe? I think think bug is about the mozilla installer not copying the NPOJI610.dll file to the plugin directory. to reproduce: install jre install mozilla expected: java works in mozilla actual: java doesn't work in mozilla due to missing NPOJI610.dll file in plugins

Not sure as to exactly which dll's are required so I copied NPJava11.dll, NPJava12.dll, NPJava131.dll, NPJava32.dll and NPOJI600.dll from my JRE into the moz Plugins directory. BTW, - The only dll that was in the Plugin directory after the install was one named npnul32.dll. - I downloaded & used the full .exe installer as opposed to the .zip version. - From reading the messages related to the bug that was marked as the duplicate... I was wondering if my problem might in fact had to do with the directory structure that I have as opposed to anything else.

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 75651 ***

nope. this bug is about the mozilla installer not detecting JRE and making JRE work with mozilla

I confirm. To reproduce: 1. install JRE (fx Sun Java2 JRE v1.4.0 2. install Mozilla 3. Java not working in mozilla (should be) the reason is of cause the leak of the npoji610.dll file in the plugins directory. So the question if "should mozilla auto copy the file" please see bug 134147 about a more general bug about the detection of already installed supported plugins.

There are 2 ways to fix this bug. a) Mozilla detects the plugin in the installation folder b) The installer detects the plugin and copy it to mozilla plugins folder My duping was and is correct but if you want also solution b)....

*** Bug 140367 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

I think that bug 133282 is a fix for that bug: Popular plugins are now scanned in their installation folder so is this FIXED ?

fixed by bug 133282

bravo= worksforme rc2 build

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