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Section 2: Installing and Configuring Java on Linux

Unregistering a Java Plug-in 13

UNREGISTERING A JAVA PLUG-IN

If applicable, uninstall the previous installation of the Java Plug-in. Depending upon the

version, one or more of these files must be deleted.

• rm -fr $HOME/.netscape/java

• rm $HOME/.netscape/plugins/javaplugin.so

• rm $HOME/.netscape/plugins/libjavaplugin.so

Before either manual or automatic registration of the new Java Plug-in, you must

unregister other versions of installed Java Plug-ins. If you need to unregister an earlier

version of the Plug-in, you must do so manually.

• If you used regxpcom to register a Java 1.4.0 Plug-in, use the following command:

regxpcom -u <absolute path to Java Plug-in

libjavaplugin_oji140.so file>

For example: regxpcom -u ${JRE}/plugin/i386/ns600/

libjavaplugin_oji140.so

• If you registered a Java 1.4.0 Plug-in with a symbolic link, remove the link from the

Netscape Plug-ins directory.

For example, suppose for JRE 1.4.0 you created a symbolic link in the Netscape 6

plugins directory. In Linux, this would appear as follows:

~/j2sdk1.4.0/jre/plugin/i386/ns600/libjavaplugin_oji.so

Change directory (cd) to the Netscape 6 Plug-ins directory and remove the following

link: rm libjavaplugin_oji140.so

Also check that there are no links in the Netscape components directory.

• If you need to unregister a 1.4.1 Plug-in registered with one of the recommended

schemes, do so as follows:

• If the Plug-in was registered using the ns4 method, remove the environment

variable NPX_PLUGIN_PATH that you set.

• If the Plug-in was registered using the ns610 method, you can use the -u option

with the script.

When you are done, check that all Plug-ins have been unregistered.

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