Hi Pat. Sorry for the very late reply. I hope this didnt ruin your holidays
:P
When I click the link it begins loading the java applet, but never
actually succeeds (even gave it a full hour to finish loading once), but
my web browser locks up. I have tried it on a few separate systems
(with different OSs and different browsers) to no avail....
Anyone got any ideas?
There are a couple of possible errors here. My first guess would be that it
fails at getting the data from vPserver and dies a horrible death, leaving
the applet just running. It's a known bug that it doesnt die the right way.
One trick to indentify the problem is to enable the java console (you can do
this from the java-plugin control panel. You can find this in System ->
Preferences on Ubuntu-systems at least. I guess other platforms have similar
tools.)
You should find some more useful debuginfo there.
- Klette
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Kristian Klette
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>From prieheck at iwu.edu Wed Jan 9 13:29:22 2008
From: prieheck at iwu.edu (Pat Riehecky)
Date: Thu Jan 10 13:24:17 2008
Subject: [Nav-users] TrafficMap crashes webbrowsers
In-Reply-To:
20080109171752.GB28797@samfundet.no
References:
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20080109171752.GB28797@samfundet.no
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:) thanks, works now !!!
On Wed, 2008-01-09 at 18:17 +0100, Kristian Klette wrote:
> Hi Pat. Sorry for the very late reply. I hope this didnt ruin your holidays
> :P
>
> > When I click the link it begins loading the java applet, but never
> > actually succeeds (even gave it a full hour to finish loading once), but
> > my web browser locks up. I have tried it on a few separate systems
> > (with different OSs and different browsers) to no avail....
> >
> > Anyone got any ideas?
>
> There are a couple of possible errors here. My first guess would be that it
> fails at getting the data from vPserver and dies a horrible death, leaving
> the applet just running. It's a known bug that it doesnt die the right way.
>
> One trick to indentify the problem is to enable the java console (you can do
> this from the java-plugin control panel. You can find this in System ->
> Preferences on Ubuntu-systems at least. I guess other platforms have similar
> tools.)
>
> You should find some more useful debuginfo there.
>
> - Klette
>
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