Search Again: Java Issues From: C Johnson Date: Tuesday, May 11, 2004 Time: 5:43:38 pm I needed to install OptiGold ISP on an employee's new computer today and had some issues. Using Filemaker 5.0v3 and Java 1.2.2, the filemaker was crashing. I suspected this was caused by the fact that the machine already had Java 1.4.2 installed from the factory (it is a new HP laptop). I uninstalled both versions of Java, OptiGold ISP, and Filemaker Pro. I reinstalled the Java 1.2.2, then Filemaker Pro, then OptiGold v 3.3.3. Filemaker always continued to crash. I finally reformatted the computer (it is using Win XP Home) and repeated the process. During the HP application disc reinstall, I unchecked the Java 1.4.2 option in the custom install and then repeated the install process of the Java 1.2.2, Filemaker and OptiGold ISP. I still continued to have crashes when opening Filemaker Pro. If I uninstall OptiGold ISP, Filemaker Pro opens with no problems. I eventually uninstalled Java 1.2.2 and then installed Java 1.4.1. This appears to have fixed the issue. I am just wondering if there is a problem using 1.2.2 with OptiGold 3.3.3. I thought we HAD to use the 1.2.2 version of Java for OptiGold to function correctly. Obviously this is not the case. Anyone have the same trouble or have any suggestions as to why I had this result? I'd like to know what version of Java we should be using with the most current version of OptiGold ISP. It would be nice to be able to use a more current version of Java because I have other employees complaining they can't do other things with the old 1.2.2 version on their system. Thanks in advance for any help, comment, or suggestion you might have. Craig Johnson Internet Engineer InSoft, Inc. TriLutions --------------------------------------------------- To subscribe, unsubscribe or to search list archive please visit http://www.optigold.com/lists/isp.html ---------------------------------------------------

Messages In This Thread: Java Issues by C Johnson on May 11, 2004 at 5:43:38 pm Re: Java Issues by Shawn Hogan on May 13, 2004 at 12:47:21 pm