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Hi Joe, at a high level, the function we relied on to handle interaction
between the Java Applet and the JavaScript in the content was defective.
This problem manifest itself in different ways in different browser
application / JRE / OS environment configurations. The manifestations in
our InfoCenter application ranged widely. At one end, the system simply
did not execute the functions provided by the java->javascript interaction.
In this case, users might not even notice that something wasn't happening
as designed. At the other end, the problems were more severe and the only
way to regain control of the system was to manually kill the browser
process. There were also a number of variations in between.
Regards,
Darel
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Darel, this is an interesting statement. Can you give us some examples
of the defects and inconsistencies you have encountered? Advance
knowledge of these might allow others to avoid the problems you have
faced.
Joe
> From: Darel Benysh
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> No one
> is more aware than we are of the how the recent JRE version defects
and
> inconsistencies have cut that framework off at the knees.
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