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Section 2: Installing and Configuring Java on Linux

Registration of the Java™ Plug-in 7

REGISTRATION OF THE JAVA™ PLUG-IN

Following installation of the Java™ 2 Runtime Environment (JRE), the Linux based

browser must be configured to locate the Java™ Plug-in. This process is called either

“registration” or “installation.”

Registration can be accomplished either manually or automatically (via the ControlPanel).

Both procedures are detailed below.

For documentation regarding the Java™ Plug-in product, see

http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4/docs/guide/plugin/index.html

Manual Installation/Registration of Java Plug-in—Linux

To install the Java™ Plug-in follow these steps.

1. If applicable, unregister the previous installation of the Java Plug-in. For instructions,

see

Unregistering a Java Plug-in, p. 13.

2. Follow the instructions below for either Netscape 4.x or Netscape 6.

Netscape 4.x

a. Set the NPX_PLUGIN_PATH environment variable to the directory containing

the javaplugin.so file. This file is located inside the Java 2 JRE in the jre/plugin/

i386/ns4/ directory.

Note!

Only one Java Plug-in can be registered at a time. When you want to use a different

version, unregister any other version before registering the new one. For instructions

on unregistering a Java Plug-in, see

Unregistering a Java Plug-in, p. 13.

Note!

1. The location of the Plug-in (javaplugin.so) should be given with an absolute path—not

relative to the installation location of the JRE.

2. Setting NPX_PLUGIN_PATH will override the default search path used by the

browser. Therefore any plugin directories that the browser currently searches for

plugins should also be added to the path.

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