I recognize that this question has a substantial Java component and I have cross posted it on Sunâs website. But it is a problem of interface with VS.NET and I suspect they will angrily redirect me to a .NET forum. I have a device that serves a picture by way of a Java app. I can render the picture in IE by navigating to the device: http://192.168.0.57/tvJVIEW.HTM I can also fill a webbrowser control with the image: private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { webBrowser1.Navigate("http://192.168.0.57/tvJVIEW.HTM"); } On a second machine, running XP 64, I can also render the image in IE. The C# webbrowser navigates to the device â as evidenced by a logon dialog. Then a vshost security warning pops up: âThe publisher could not be verified. Are you sure you want to install this software? Name 192.168.0.57...publisher unknownâ I click the âInstallâ button. The dialog disappears. The webbrowser control remains blank except it has a small box in the upper left with an x in it. The Java Platform Standard Edition icon is in the system tray. Can anyone help me configure this machine to show the image.
Is this an eolas issue? how is the java applet added to the page? with an applet tag? or an object tag? "Mark_B" wrote in message news:C6F35B37-77CD-4B1F-AFC4-07DBAE76471E@microsoft.com... >I recognize that this question has a substantial Java component and I have > cross posted it on Sunâs website. But it is a problem of interface with > VS.NET and I suspect they will angrily redirect me to a .NET forum. > > I have a device that serves a picture by way of a Java app. I can render > the > picture in IE by navigating to the device: http://192.168.0.57/tvJVIEW.HTM > I can also fill a webbrowser control with the image: > > private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) > { > webBrowser1.Navigate("http://192.168.0.57/tvJVIEW.HTM"); > } > > On a second machine, running XP 64, I can also render the image in IE. > The C# webbrowser navigates to the device â as evidenced by a logon > dialog. > Then a vshost security warning pops up: > > âThe publisher could not be verified. Are you sure you want to install > this > software? > Name 192.168.0.57...publisher unknownâ > > I click the âInstallâ button. The dialog disappears. The webbrowser > control > remains blank except it has a small box in the upper left with an x in it. > > The Java Platform Standard Edition icon is in the system tray. > > Can anyone help me configure this machine to show the image. > >
Hi Leon The source from the IE page: <form action="/TVJVIEW.htm" method="POST"> <APPLET name="wxyz" CODEBASE="http://192.168.0.57/" CODE="xplug.class"> </APPLET> </form> Again, the image does render in IE and there is no activex installation dialog. "Leon Jollans" wrote: > Is this an eolas issue? > > how is the java applet added to the page? with an applet tag? or an object > tag? > > > "Mark_B" wrote in message > news:C6F35B37-77CD-4B1F-AFC4-07DBAE76471E@microsoft.com... > >I recognize that this question has a substantial Java component and I have > > cross posted it on Sunâs website. But it is a problem of interface with > > VS.NET and I suspect they will angrily redirect me to a .NET forum. > > > > I have a device that serves a picture by way of a Java app. I can render > > the > > picture in IE by navigating to the device: http://192.168.0.57/tvJVIEW.HTM > > I can also fill a webbrowser control with the image: > > > > private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) > > { > > webBrowser1.Navigate("http://192.168.0.57/tvJVIEW.HTM"); > > } > > > > On a second machine, running XP 64, I can also render the image in IE. > > The C# webbrowser navigates to the device â as evidenced by a logon > > dialog. > > Then a vshost security warning pops up: > > > > âThe publisher could not be verified. Are you sure you want to install > > this > > software? > > Name 192.168.0.57...publisher unknownâ > > > > I click the âInstallâ button. The dialog disappears. The webbrowser > > control > > remains blank except it has a small box in the upper left with an x in it. > > > > The Java Platform Standard Edition icon is in the system tray. > > > > Can anyone help me configure this machine to show the image. > > > > >
Hi Mark. try converting the HTML to use the <object> tag instead. I bet this solves your problem. see here for more info: http://depth-first.com/articles/2008/02/20/demystifying-java-applets-part-1-cross-browser-standards-compliant-pure-html-deployment-using-the-object-tag Leon "Mark_B" wrote in message news:2ABD5199-919F-4C0D-AB9B-8CF91F757E8A@microsoft.com... > Hi Leon > > The source from the IE page: > > <form action="/TVJVIEW.htm" method="POST"> > <APPLET name="wxyz" CODEBASE="http://192.168.0.57/" CODE="xplug.class"> > </APPLET> > </form> > > Again, the image does render in IE and there is no activex installation > dialog. > > > > > > > > > "Leon Jollans" wrote: > >> Is this an eolas issue? >> >> how is the java applet added to the page? with an applet tag? or an >> object >> tag? >> >> >> "Mark_B" wrote in message >> news:C6F35B37-77CD-4B1F-AFC4-07DBAE76471E@microsoft.com... >> >I recognize that this question has a substantial Java component and I >> >have >> > cross posted it on Sunâs website. But it is a problem of interface with >> > VS.NET and I suspect they will angrily redirect me to a .NET forum. >> > >> > I have a device that serves a picture by way of a Java app. I can >> > render >> > the >> > picture in IE by navigating to the device: >> > http://192.168.0.57/tvJVIEW.HTM >> > I can also fill a webbrowser control with the image: >> > >> > private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) >> > { >> > webBrowser1.Navigate("http://192.168.0.57/tvJVIEW.HTM"); >> > } >> > >> > On a second machine, running XP 64, I can also render the image in IE. >> > The C# webbrowser navigates to the device â as evidenced by a logon >> > dialog. >> > Then a vshost security warning pops up: >> > >> > âThe publisher could not be verified. Are you sure you want to install >> > this >> > software? >> > Name 192.168.0.57...publisher unknownâ >> > >> > I click the âInstallâ button. The dialog disappears. The webbrowser >> > control >> > remains blank except it has a small box in the upper left with an x in >> > it. >> > >> > The Java Platform Standard Edition icon is in the system tray. >> > >> > Can anyone help me configure this machine to show the image. >> > >> > >>
