sous etch installation standard
avec iceweasel un site me demande d'installer le plugin java et me
renvoie en manuel vers JRE version 6 update2
pourtant j'ai un dossier /usr/share/java mais il ne contient pas
javaplugin_oj.so
l'outil de recherche me trouve un sunjavaplugin.so dans
/usr/lib/openoffice/program


pour avoir le bon plugin dois-je :
- faire un lien entre /usr/lib/openoffice/program/sunjavaplugin.so
- ou installer la jre version 6 update2
-ou si mes souvenirs sont exacts n'y aurait-il pas un java libre ? et
recommandable


merci


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I installed the latest Sun java-1.6xxx from the apt-get route and
with $ locate java I get a huge list of locations. This is nice but my
Firefox is not able to make use of the java. I am not sure where, if
there is a /usr/bin/java on Ubuntu. Where would I find a link between
Firefox and the installed java?

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Install sun-java6-plugin.
After that run
sudo update-alternatives --config java
and choose your Java environment.
I think you can do just sudo update-alternatives --config javap
to choose what java plugin to use, but I'm not sure.



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* *I installed the latest Sun java-1.6xxx from the apt-get route and
with $ locate java I get a huge list of locations. This is nice but my
Firefox is not able to make use of the java. I am not sure where, if
there is a /usr/bin/java on Ubuntu. Where would I find a link between

Firefox and the installed java?

Karl

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Douglas Drumond wrote:
> Install sun-java6-plugin.
> After that run
> sudo update-alternatives --config java
> and choose your Java environment.
> I think you can do just sudo update-alternatives --config javap
> to choose what java plugin to use, but I'm not sure.
There's also;

sudo update-java-alternatives

to do an all-in-one choice for java... I use the '-a' auto option, but
I only have java6 installed... the '-l' (lower-case L not one) option
gives a list of possible java environments to choose.

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On 02/06/2008 09:03 AM, Wulfy wrote:
> Douglas Drumond wrote:
>> Install sun-java6-plugin.
>> After that run
>> sudo update-alternatives --config java
>> and choose your Java environment.
>> I think you can do just sudo update-alternatives --config javap
>> to choose what java plugin to use, but I'm not sure.
> There's also;
>
> sudo update-java-alternatives
>
> to do an all-in-one choice for java... I use the '-a' auto option, but
> I only have java6 installed... the '-l' (lower-case L not one) option
> gives a list of possible java environments to choose.
>

And if all else fails...

Create a plugins folder in ./mozilla (./mozilla/plugins) and keep all of
your plugins there. To use java, create a link to the
libjavaplugin_oji.so lib:

cd /home/<username>/.mozilla/plugins
ln -s
/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.03/jre/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so
./libjavaplugin_oji.so

Note: 'ln -s' to the last ./libjavaplugin_oji.so is all one line. There
is a space between ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so and ./libjavaplugin_oji.so.
*Do not* copy the actual libjavaplugin_oji.so lib to the
.mozilla/plugins directory - if you do FF will crash when you try to run
a Java app.

Firefox will pick up the plugin next time that you start it. You can
verify 2 ways: 1) enter 'aboutlugins' in the url toolbar and then look
for the Java plugin, 2) go to http://java.com/en/download/installed.jsp
and verify (requires that cookies & java be turned on).

The advantage of keeping your plugins in the .mozilla/plugins directory
is that you can easily change, modify, or check in one single location.
Further, if you graduate to SeaMonkey, SM (and other mozilla apps) will
use the plugins in that directory as well.


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Wulfy wrote:
> Douglas Drumond wrote:
>
>> Install sun-java6-plugin.
>> After that run
>> sudo update-alternatives --config java
>> and choose your Java environment.
>> I think you can do just sudo update-alternatives --config javap
>> to choose what java plugin to use, but I'm not sure.
>>
> There's also;
>
> sudo update-java-alternatives
>
> to do an all-in-one choice for java... I use the '-a' auto option, but
> I only have java6 installed... the '-l' (lower-case L not one) option
> gives a list of possible java environments to choose.
>
>
I used -l and it says all I have is java6 installed. When I used -a
this happened

root@karl-desktop:~# update-java-alternatives -l
java-6-sun 63 /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun
root@karl-desktop:~# update-java-alternatives -a
No alternatives for appletviewer.
No alternatives for apt.
No alternatives for extcheck.
No alternatives for firefox-javaplugin.so.
No alternatives for HtmlConverter.
No alternatives for iceape-javaplugin.so.
No alternatives for iceweasel-javaplugin.so.
No alternatives for idlj.
No alternatives for jar.
No alternatives for jarsigner.
No alternatives for javac.
No alternatives for javadoc.
No alternatives for javah.
No alternatives for javap.
No alternatives for java-rmi.cgi.
No alternatives for jconsole.
No alternatives for jdb.
No alternatives for jhat.
No alternatives for jinfo.
No alternatives for jmap.
No alternatives for jps.
No alternatives for jrunscript.
No alternatives for jsadebugd.
No alternatives for jstack.
No alternatives for jstat.
No alternatives for jstatd.
No alternatives for midbrowser-javaplugin.so.
No alternatives for mozilla-javaplugin.so.
No alternatives for native2ascii.
No alternatives for rmic.
No alternatives for schemagen.
No alternatives for wsgen.
No alternatives for wsimport.
No alternatives for xjc.
No alternatives for xulrunner-javaplugin.so.

It appears there is nothing for it to do but I know for a fact that
Firefox has NO java.

Karl


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> It appears there is nothing for it to do but I know for a fact that
> Firefox has NO java.

As you have already been told, just run

> sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin

to install the plugin....

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Here is what worked for me. Thanks NoOp for the java web page where
you can test your web browser for function. I went to that page and
found it needed a thing so I can use java. It asked me which version and
I told it re1.6 which I know I installed. It then got Ubuntu to install
a special plugin to my Firefox which took a minute or two. Then the page
came back on and the little clown was jumping around telling me java is
now WORKING!

The web page is:

http://java.com/en/download/installed.jsp

So this fixed my system and it will fix yours if you need it.

Karl





NoOp wrote:
> On 02/06/2008 09:03 AM, Wulfy wrote:
>
>> Douglas Drumond wrote:
>>
>>> Install sun-java6-plugin.
>>> After that run
>>> sudo update-alternatives --config java
>>> and choose your Java environment.
>>> I think you can do just sudo update-alternatives --config javap
>>> to choose what java plugin to use, but I'm not sure.
>>>
>> There's also;
>>
>> sudo update-java-alternatives
>>
>> to do an all-in-one choice for java... I use the '-a' auto option, but
>> I only have java6 installed... the '-l' (lower-case L not one) option
>> gives a list of possible java environments to choose.
>>
>>
>
> And if all else fails...
>
> Create a plugins folder in ./mozilla (./mozilla/plugins) and keep all of
> your plugins there. To use java, create a link to the
> libjavaplugin_oji.so lib:
>
> cd /home/<username>/.mozilla/plugins
> ln -s
> /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.03/jre/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so
> ./libjavaplugin_oji.so
>
> Note: 'ln -s' to the last ./libjavaplugin_oji.so is all one line. There
> is a space between ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so and ./libjavaplugin_oji.so.
> *Do not* copy the actual libjavaplugin_oji.so lib to the
> .mozilla/plugins directory - if you do FF will crash when you try to run
> a Java app.
>
> Firefox will pick up the plugin next time that you start it. You can
> verify 2 ways: 1) enter 'aboutlugins' in the url toolbar and then look
> for the Java plugin, 2) go to http://java.com/en/download/installed.jsp
> and verify (requires that cookies & java be turned on).
>
> The advantage of keeping your plugins in the .mozilla/plugins directory
> is that you can easily change, modify, or check in one single location.
> Further, if you graduate to SeaMonkey, SM (and other mozilla apps) will
> use the plugins in that directory as well.
>
>
>


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You are looking for the j2re plugin for firefox. Do a "apt-get update ; apt-cache search j2 | grep firefox" . That should help you locate the right package. Once you have installed it restart your browser and you should be fine.


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