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If this is just recently, my company has experience something similar. &nbsp;I am thinking at this point it was a recent Windows Update. &nbsp;I have nothing specific for you. &nbsp;On most systems removing ALL Java clients including the J-Initiator then rebooting and re-installing the J-Initiator has fixed our issues.<br />
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Hope this helps!.....:)
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If this is just recently, my company has experience something similar.  I am thinking at this point it was a recent Windows Update.  I have nothing specific for you.  On most systems removing ALL Java clients including the J-Initiator then rebooting and re-installing the J-Initiator has fixed our issues.

Hope this helps!.....:)

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Done that already, no luck..<br />

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We have our ERP application uses Oracle Java initiator ver. 1.3.1 xx. When users access the webpage with Java applet enabled, the browser crashes without giving any clue. The browser disappears. Here is the environment:<br />
Windows 2003 64 Bit, Presentation server 4.5, IE 6 and Firfox browsers.<br />
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Can any expert give a hint how to solve this?<br />
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Thanks..
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We have our ERP application uses Oracle Java initiator ver. 1.3.1 xx. When users access the webpage with Java applet enabled, the browser crashes without giving any clue. The browser disappears. Here is the environment:
Windows 2003 64 Bit, Presentation server 4.5, IE 6 and Firfox browsers.

Can any expert give a hint how to solve this?

Thanks..

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