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Java Application Blocked (Application Blocked by Java Security)
Hi,
We need to use an older version of java (jre 1.8.0_45) to run a manual which requires to launch Internet Explorer (IE 11 ). The operating system is Windows 7.
In java control panel under the security tab we added our z: which maps to the appropriate place on our server. We have file://z:\ The z: is shown in computer as you would expect it to.
When we try to run z:\index.html we get the following
In IE we have tried both "automatically detect intranet network" and also individually clicking the 3 boxes underneath it.
We have also tried launching the manual (putting appropriate java security exception) using unc path.
According to what I have googled if the site is in the intranet zone it should not be affected by above error?
Have also tried different user profiles but still no joy.
Have uninstalled and reinstalled Java several times using slightly different versions etc.
Does anyone know of away around this? It's like it's ignoring the security exception in java control panel.
Other info:
Have also tried on another pc with identical versions of software and it seems to work ok.
javablock.PNG
We need to use an older version of java (jre 1.8.0_45) to run a manual which requires to launch Internet Explorer (IE 11 ). The operating system is Windows 7.
In java control panel under the security tab we added our z: which maps to the appropriate place on our server. We have file://z:\ The z: is shown in computer as you would expect it to.
When we try to run z:\index.html we get the following
In IE we have tried both "automatically detect intranet network" and also individually clicking the 3 boxes underneath it.We have also tried launching the manual (putting appropriate java security exception) using unc path.
According to what I have googled if the site is in the intranet zone it should not be affected by above error?
Have also tried different user profiles but still no joy.
Have uninstalled and reinstalled Java several times using slightly different versions etc.
Does anyone know of away around this? It's like it's ignoring the security exception in java control panel.
Other info:
Have also tried on another pc with identical versions of software and it seems to work ok.
javablock.PNG
CEHJ
That's a commercial product is it not?
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Hi Tomas,
Thank you very much for responding.
I tried setting up the manual on another machine and it worked fine with no error.
Your response did give me an idea though. I'll need to check the other working PC (which I can't do right now) but there is no certificate at all listed on this problem pc under manage certificates. Perhaps, this is my issue. I'm guessing there should be something.
Will check it out as soon as I can.
Thank you very much for responding.
I tried setting up the manual on another machine and it worked fine with no error.
Your response did give me an idea though. I'll need to check the other working PC (which I can't do right now) but there is no certificate at all listed on this problem pc under manage certificates. Perhaps, this is my issue. I'm guessing there should be something.
Will check it out as soon as I can.
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Glad to help. :-)
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Regards,
Tomas Helgi
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Regards,
Tomas Helgi
ASKER
Tomas put me on the correct path but I didn't have to actually generate a cert