Java Logging

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I need to enable the 'Java logging' option on the IE Advanced tab but this
option is missing.

Under Java, the only option that I have is 'JRE 1.5.0_06 for <applet>
(requires restart)' which is enabled (ticked).

Has anyone any ideas about how I can obtain the 'Java logging' option for
the IE Advanced tab?
 
The version of Sun's JRE installed needs to be uninstalled as it
contains vulnerabilities and bugs. Here's what was 'fixed' in 1.5.0_07
and subsequent releases -
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/ReleaseNotes.html#150_07

Do so from Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel and while you're
there, UNinstall all older, vulnerable versions that are listed.
Then download the latest JRE from -
http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp

Click the Download button next to Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 5.0
Update 10
Put a mark next to Accept license agreement
Then grab the Windows Offline Installation, Multi-language
After it downloads close the browser and any open programs
Install it

To enable debug logging you need to open the Java applet in the Control
Panel. Click the Advanced tab and then the plus sign next to Debugging.


MowGreen [MVP 2003-2007]
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Thanks for the info. Glad it's logging now ;)

MowGreen [MVP 2003-2007]
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Never Forgotten
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Lewishilary said:
Thank you Mow Green for replying.

I tried your solution but it seems that having logging enabled in Java is
not sufficient for the application that I am using. I need the 'Enable Java
logging' option in the Advanced tab of IE in addition to having JRE in the
Advanced tab IE
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Lewishilary said:
Thank you Mow Green for replying.

I tried your solution but it seems that having logging enabled in Java is
not sufficient for the application that I am using. I need the 'Enable Java
logging' option in the Advanced tab of IE in addition to having JRE in the
Advanced tab IE
Click to expand...
If you stll need it yet, I found it in Internet Options/advanced/microsoft
VM/java console enable
 
There seems to be some stuff missing from this post. I found the solution to
the original problem was to enable tracing and logging in start>control
panel>java>advanced.debugging
 
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