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How do I clear the Java cache on Mac OS 10.5.8?
How do I clear the Java cache on Mac OS 10.5.8?
I'm not sure if this is browser-dependent, or just one thing for the full OS...
I found a help file that told me to go to 'Java Preferences' and click ...
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Sandbox a java applet
I heard that minecraft server is very leaky, can consume a lot of resources very quickly. People say to use a virtual machine, all well and good. I'm making an application to automate server setup, ...
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FFMpeg command not working from java processbuilder on Mac
I am trying to merge two files through ffmpeg in mac(snow leopard 10.6.7). If I fire merge command through terminal it works fine, but if I fire same command through java process builder it give an ...
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What is the task "java" (parent process "launchd") doing on MacOS X?
I have a process called "java" showing up in my Activity Monitor that uses a good amount of CPU (4 - 8% average, 20 - 80% on occasion). It reports that "launchd" is its parent process.
Any idea what ...
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How can I install Java 6 on a PowerPC Mac?
I own a Mac Pro computer with a PowerPC G5 processor. In addition to having loads of RAM and hard drive space, it is also one of the few permanently placed computers in the house. As such, I want to ...
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Help on running a previous version of Java on Mac OS 10.5.8 and 10.6.6
Can you help?
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2723030&tstart=0
I've zero knowledge on programming but overall saavy with computers.
Best!
Danny
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Is there any Java emulator for mac? [closed]
I just want to run a .jar app on macOS, but I can not find an emulator. Does anyone know one?
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Mac OS X: Java Applet requests "unrestricted acces"
My bank has a Java applet that requests "unrestricted access" to my computer.
Obviously, this seems a little 1984 to me... What happens when you allow this? Is the applet allowed
(Root) access to ...
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Problems to export java home and to find or create .bashrc in Mac OS X 10.6
I need to install a program for my studies and, this program, need java to run. When I try to perform the installation say that cannot find the JDK; since the JDK is already installed by default in ...
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How to install Java on Snow Leopard?
I am a new Mac user. I need to install Java on my Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
How do I accomplish this?
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Poor Flash performance on Mac OS X?
I've been using Mac OS for almost 3 years now. What I have noticed couple of months ago, and what annoys me more and more over time, is that any Adobe Flash applications, content or adverts on website ...
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Java (1.6.0_15) not working on Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6.2). Why?
I haven't used Java or visited any sites that use java applets in quite some time. However, today I did happen to run across a website that does have a java applet and to my surprise I get the ...
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Android SDK emulator freezes on a Mac running OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard
I'm having trouble running the Android SDK on both of my Macs running OS X 10.6.2 Snow Leopard. This appears to be a 64-bit vs. 32-bit issue, as Snow Leopard now defaults to 64-bit everything, ...
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Why does Firefox crash when I view a page with an embedded Java applet?
My operating system is OS X. If a page which has a Java applet in it, Firefox crashes. Safari is works great without any problem on those pages.
What would cause this problem, and how can fix it?
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Does anybody know how to make Snow Leopard recognize JVMs before 1.6
I can only see 1.6.0 (32 and 64bit) on the Java Preferences dialog, and I need it to run applications using Java 1.5.0
Angel
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Uninstall Java on Mac OS X?
I'm working on a trouble shooting document for some desktop software that runs in Java. One of the last resort steps is to completely uninstall and reinstall the Java runtime. In Windows XP this can ...
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