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Hi,

I am having error on all 3 browsers, IE, Firefox & chrome.
Issue occurred after my laptop hung & I did a force shutdown.
I am trying to access my company website, where the java applet is the username & password field.
I have attached some screenshots incase i missed out some details.

I had this issue before & resolved it, but I can't recall how & what I did.
I only knew something about Java was not right.
I had checked some forums already & tried a few things but still does not work.

Error:
As seen on browsers:
Error. Click for details

Company Website: PWDApplet.class is missing
External Website: Clock.class

I noticed this external website had the exact error msg, maybe of some use for troubleshooting since others can't access my company website.
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/example1-139988.html

Steps done:
1) Reinstall Java, with the latest version from Java website.
2) Used JavaRa.zip to remove older versions.
3) When into C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Application Data\Sun , to delete the cache.
& C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Temp, to delete everything in this folder
4) Tried the following versions of java:
a) jre-7u6-windows-i586.exe
b) jre-6u31-windows-i586.exe
c) jre-6u25-windows-i586.exe - This version is working on another PC @ my home it loads my company website.

Please help any advise is appreciated.

 
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Ok looks like nobody know what is going on, but I am just going to keep posting.

Noticed something today, whenever I run a Java app in the browser lets say (http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp)
A class file is created in the Java Cache Viewer, but when I access the prob site nothing is creating..

Hope that help shed some light..to someone who can guide me.
 
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Post the file/directory layout, i.e. which file is where, as well the complete APPLET tag from your HTML file.
 
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What do you mean file/directory I am not the creator of the pages just trying to run/access it.

I just install Opera browser, same issue for both sites.
This is a public website maybe you can get whatever you need from there.

I suspect its a system issue. Some OS configuration or path corrupted.
I am using Win XP, SP3
 
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A required file is not being found. If it's not your site then you need to contact whoever runs that site, and that person needs to fix it.

It's very unlikely that is has anything to do with your Java installation.
 
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If it's not your site then you need to contact whoever runs that site, and that person needs to fix it.


Everyone else in office can run/access the Internal website.

Just tried the external website on a colleagues machine & guess what is fails.
So the external website it not a good way to troubleshoot & test crap..
How am I going to get help now.

Can I manually find "the required file" then place it in the correct folder?

Thanks for the quick reply btw.
 
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Since it's not a web site that's under your control, you can't out any files on it.

Are you able to run successfully *any* page that contains applets, like http://java.sun.com/applets/jdk/1.4/demo/applets/NervousText/example1.html?
 
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Hi,

http://java.sun.com/applets/jdk/1.4/demo/applets/NervousText/example1.html?



The link works I can see the text moving, is that correct?
Any suggestions?
 
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Cross posting http://www.java-forums.org/java-applets/62453-error-click-details.html
 
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I contacted the web admin, they do not know what is wrong.
They told me to reclone my laptop as only I was having the issue & others was ok.

Any suggestions anyone?
 
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Issue resolve by doing a System Restore to a date about a week ago or earlier.

1) remove the existing version
2) CLEAR UP all remaining Java instances, there should be a "SUN folder" in C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Application Data
a) Currently after installing I do not have this folder anymore
3) Run ccleaner (clear up unused registry) if you need or JavaRA.
4) Reboot then install.
5)Then installing jdk-6u33-windows-i586.exe (got it from Oracle.com), it works as per normal.
a) you may want to google, Java SDK version 6.
 
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