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How do I run an applet in Internet Explorer without JRE installed?
I created several Java class file which are applets and corresponding html files to test them. I am able to test them in the applet viewer, and even on Internet Explorer with Java installed; however, I can't get them to run on a windows xp machine without Java JRE installed. The version of IE is 6.0. I was told that the VM in IE can run Java Applets, but that doesn't seem to be the case so far. I like to verify this with some expert on this, or am I doing something wrong in the IE settings. Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks.
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well the problem u r facing is that lack of Java virtual machine
well this problem can be solved by installing JDK1.4 or higher
this JDK has includes java virtual machine .
and also make sure that u have enabled Java from the Tools-->Advanced tab.
well this problem can be solved by installing JDK1.4 or higher
this JDK has includes java virtual machine .
and also make sure that u have enabled Java from the Tools-->Advanced tab.
Try: http://www.things.demon.co.uk/invade
That's a java 1.1 applet that works on the default IE JVM (if the version of IE you are using was shipped with one)