Java in Internet Explorer?

[Christopher Vitek]

Java does not seem to work in internet explorer. I have downloaded all the
updates, including critical updates, and made sure that java script options
are turned on in my browser, however, nothing seems to run. Is there
something I am missing?

I am using Windows XP Pro, with internet explorer 6.0

Chris

 

[Ken Blake]

In [email protected], Christopher Vitek
wrote:

Java does not seem to work in internet explorer. I have downloaded
all the updates, including critical updates, and made sure that java
script options are turned on in my browser, however, nothing seems to
run. Is there something I am missing?

Despite the similarity of their names, Java and Javascript are
two completely different things. Which are you asking about?

 

[Nicholas]

Download & install MS Virtual Machine Build 3805.
Then visit the Windows Update website to obtain the
security updated version (Build 3810).
http://www.virtualmachine.tk/



--
Nicholas

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| Java does not seem to work in internet explorer. I have downloaded all the
| updates, including critical updates, and made sure that java script options
| are turned on in my browser, however, nothing seems to run. Is there
| something I am missing?
|
| I am using Windows XP Pro, with internet explorer 6.0
|
| Chris
|
|

 

[Tim Slattery]

Java does not seem to work in internet explorer. I have downloaded all the
updates, including critical updates, and made sure that java script options
are turned on in my browser, however, nothing seems to run. Is there
something I am missing?

Are you sure you have a JVM (Java Virtual Machine) installed? Get one
at http://java.sun.com/getjava

BTW: JavaScript is a completely different thing from Java. JavaScript
options will not affect Java at all.

 

[Tim Slattery]

I guess I am talking about javascript - I am not too sure about the
difference. Basically, applets won't work when I got to a website.

Applets are written in Java, not JavaScript. I'd go to
http://java.sun.com/getjava and install the latest JVM.