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I don't know if that is possible or that Safari comes with its own embedding Java plugin just like older Firefox versions did. I would assume that Safari only can stop working with Java if it is configured to use the JP2 plugin.

#JAVA FOR MAC SNOW LEOPARD MAC OSX#

I enjoy their intuitive user experience, but some stuff like this just really makes you question Mac.Ĭan you think of any other work around that would allow a Mac OSX It acted the same as Firefox until I did the reset. Does that not seem a bit non-linear to anyone else? I am a fan of Mac, don't get me wrong.

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I called in one time about that and they told me that you'd essentially have to reinstall the operating system and then manually update only up to the level of Java you wanted manually. You know, the crazy thing with Mac is that you cant opt for an earlier update of Java if the newer version cause problems on some level. Does this sound like the same problem to you guys? I get the same result in FF5, Chrome, and Safari. I also have a mac with OSX I actually get the same problem regardless of the browser I am using though. I cant use anything with an applet no matter what updates I perform. If not then you need to find an older Firefox version that does work. I think that version still has support for the embedding Java plugin. Gewysig op 03 Julie deur andydmd.Ī possibility might be a second parallel installation of the last Firefox 3. I guess I'll use Safari for now and wait until I hope you are listening Apple!!!!!!!! Just posted a comment on the Apple support forums regarding this. It looks that they have removed support for the JP2 plugin and Firefox 4 and 5 won't run without that plugin. I thought if it was directly related to the java update many people would be affected and the internet would be filled with similar questions, but I haven't heard any yet.Īny suggestions would be appreciated. That makes me think it's related to the java update, but I never had Chrome before so I can't be sure. I installed Google Chrome-java doesn't work. Wed, 06 January Java is working fine in Safari. Depending on what you plan to do, you may be quite satisfied with it.

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I think the latest one would have been Indigo or maybe Juno too, but I don't think so. There's an option to back up to an Eclipse version that will work on Java 6. I think there are workarounds to get a newer JDK on my machine, but that's definitely not my first choice. Updating the system isn't a great choice right now - everything works, the change post- OS And, yes, the problem is that Apple doesn't provide a newer Java for this old OS, and neither does Oracle provide an installer.

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Tauno Voipio Messages: Registered: August If possible, you should upgrade your OS X to version Oracle Java does not support older versions of the operating system, neither does a new enough Apple Java exist.Īfter upgrading, get the newest Oracle Java from the Oracle download page, and use the installer with it.

#JAVA FOR MAC SNOW LEOPARD FOR MAC OS#

Thanks for any help! Re: eclipse version for mac os Nitin Dahyabhai Messages: Registered: July Go ahead and install the latest you can get. I'm not a developer - I just want Eclipse to write Python to do statistics - so the less messing around I do from the command line, the more stable my machine will be.

Tue, 05 January Trying to install Eclipse 4. This will leave it running, but out of the way.Forum Search.

If you want to keep using dsBudget, and you don't want any Terminal windows in your way, select the Terminal application, and press Cmd-H to hide the application.

Don't quit or close Terminal before exiting the dsBudget program from the icon menu at the top-right corner of your screen.

You need to need to leave Terminal running while using dsBudget.

You can click this icon to Open dsBudget again in your browser, or to close the program. You will see a graph icon at the upper right corner of your screen.

The program will launch in your browser.

In the window that appears, type out the following command, and hit return:.

To use it, you MUST have the program files located at Applications/dsbudget. This Applescript acts as a shortcut to the dsBudget application.

You can do the following tasks manually, or you can use a small Applescript I've made which automates the tasks outlined here.

Move the dsbudget folder into your Applications folder.

A folder called dsbudget will be created in the same location.

Once downloaded, locate dsbudget.2.0.22.tar.gz on your computer.

As of the time of this writing, the latest install can be found here:

To install Java 6, you can get the download from Apple.

It doesn't seem the matter, but I prefer to have "Enable applet plug-in and Web Start applications" checked. If it's not on top, you can click and drag it to the top. Be sure it's checked, and on the top of the list.

If it says Java SE 6, you have it installed.Goto Applications/Utilities/Java Preferences.