by m& » Fri, 02 Jul 1999 04:00:00
by Frank Rih » Fri, 02 Jul 1999 04:00:00
Are you getting any messages from it? Run it from the command line,
or check the ~/.xsession-errors file. It could be a mismatched .jar
file. Sometimes if you have a CLASSPATH defined it can mess up the
Navigator JVM. Mine usually doen't die tho', just can't start java.
You can also add the java40.jar file in the netscape/java/classes
directory onto your classpath, but this could cause some problems with
standalone Java apps.
Some things to try, anyways.
fdr
by m& » Fri, 02 Jul 1999 04:00:00
>> Hi fellows:
>> Whenever I try to visit web pages with Java functions enabled, such as
>> www.java.sun.com, Navigator quits without any warning. Is there a way to
>> correct this problem?
>> Thanks
>> m&m
>Have you tried disabling Java in the preferences?
>Are you getting any messages from it? Run it from the command line,
>or check the ~/.xsession-errors file. It could be a mismatched .jar
>file. Sometimes if you have a CLASSPATH defined it can mess up the
>Navigator JVM. Mine usually doen't die tho', just can't start java.
>You can also add the java40.jar file in the netscape/java/classes
>directory onto your classpath, but this could cause some problems with
>standalone Java apps.
>Some things to try, anyways.
>fdr
by Philip Shor » Sat, 03 Jul 1999 04:00:00
> As you said Frank, I ran Navigator from the command line, and when navigator
> quit, the error message was "Bus error".
> I was not able to locate any options to disable Java in preferences.
> In the netscape directory, there is no java director exists.
> Any more advices?
> Thanks
Phil.
by Greg Steckma » Sat, 03 Jul 1999 04:00:00
-Greg
> > As you said Frank, I ran Navigator from the command line, and when navigator
> > quit, the error message was "Bus error".
> > I was not able to locate any options to disable Java in preferences.
> > In the netscape directory, there is no java director exists.
> > Any more advices?
> > Thanks
> I have upgraded to 4.51 as I have found older versions to be not so good
> at java. It all seems pretty reliable now.
> Phil.
by Michel Catuda » Sun, 04 Jul 1999 04:00:00
> I have 4.6, and it doesn't work with Java either. it sounds like not everyone has
> this problem so maybe its an installation specific issue? I tried the red hat RPM
> and the tarball off the netscape web site, they both had the same problem. It
> could be that I have kaffe, as well as jdk 1.7 and 1.2 from blackdown installed,
> and its getting all screwed up by mixing and matching runtimes with classes. I'll
> have to check into that. For now I just disabled Java, and there is an option in
> the preferences menu for it. It's under the advanced options.
> -Greg
I wouldn't know about the export versions as I don't see any
logical reason to install any of em'
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