Inconsistent behaviour in Java 1.2 and 1.3 version

Hi Where can I find the complete list of methods and classes which are not depricated but have different behaviour in Java1.2 and 1.3 version, like one method is nextToken(String) of StringTokenizer class.

Thing like this are likely to be found in the release notes for each version. The release notes of 1.3 are @ http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/relnotes.html

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Differnet Charting behaviour between Java 7 and Java 8

Hi I've developed an application with charts in Java FX and Java 7. Everything works fine, but now I've tested it with Java 8. There I can see, that something must have changed in the way a chart wil be painted.
The following code will describe the problem. Execute it with Java 7 and Java 8 and you will see what I mean.
package linechartsample;
import javafx.application.Application;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.scene.chart.AreaChart;
import javafx.scene.chart.LineChart;
import javafx.scene.chart.NumberAxis;
import javafx.scene.chart.XYChart;
import javafx.stage.Stage;
public class LineChartSample extends Application {
@Override
public void start(Stage stage) {
stage.setTitle("Line Chart Sample");
final NumberAxis xAxis = new NumberAxis();
final NumberAxis yAxis = new NumberAxis();
xAxis.setLabel("Month");
final LineChart<Number, Number> lineChart = new LineChart<Number, Number>(
xAxis, yAxis);
lineChart.setTitle("Stock Monitoring");
lineChart.setCreateSymbols(false);
XYChart.Series series1 = new XYChart.Series();
series1.setName("Portfolio 1");
series1.getData().add(new AreaChart.Data(1, 10));
series1.getData().add(new AreaChart.Data(2, 20));
series1.getData().add(new AreaChart.Data(3, 10));
series1.getData().add(new AreaChart.Data(2, 5));
series1.getData().add(new AreaChart.Data(1, 10));
Scene scene = new Scene(lineChart, 800, 600);
lineChart.getData().addAll(series1);
StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder();
// builder.append("-fx-stroke: ");
// builder.append("#");
// builder.append(Integer.toHexString(115));
// builder.append(Integer.toHexString(115));
// builder.append(Integer.toHexString(115));
// builder.append(Integer.toHexString(100));
builder.append("-fx-fill: ");
builder.append("#");
builder.append(Integer.toHexString(215));
builder.append(Integer.toHexString(115));
builder.append(Integer.toHexString(115));
builder.append(Integer.toHexString(100));
series1.getNode().setStyle(builder.toString());
stage.setScene(scene);
stage.show();
public static void main(String[] args) {
launch(args);
What happens here in Java 8???
Additionally I've tried to draw a simple AreaChart with a series of negative values. In Java 7 the area between the line and the X-Axis will be filled. In java 8 the area between the line and the bottom of the chart will be filled. Are there any new properties which have to set to draw it in the correct way? I've checked it with the stackedAreaChart. Here everything is fin in Java7 and Java8.
Can somebody explain me that change in the behaviour of the charts in JavaFX 8?? Or is this a Bug??
Kind regards

Your code is really weird.
Applying a fill to the line path in a line chart is a strange thing to do. Usually a line chart is for drawing lines not filled areas. For filled areas, JavaFX has an AreaChart.
Setting multiple y values for a given x value in a series is also a very strange thing to do. Usually for a LineChart plot, the x values in the series are unique.
I haven't tried your code on Java 7 as I don't have Java 7 installed and your code doesn't really seem like a valid test case to me anyway. That your code got you a result you wanted in Java 7 would be more a fluke than anything else, I would guess.
For your area chart question, please ask that as a separate question with reproducible source code and test case.
If you really think there are bugs or regressions in JavaFX, then report them in the bug tracker after running your tests on the latest development JDK at: https://jdk8.java.net/download.html

Java stored procedures and referencing classes

We are referencing to some classes/libraries which are not present in the database. In normal java world, you specify the libraries/classes needed to run your piece of code in the CLASSPATH and that forms part of your complete code.
Can java stored procedures in the database refer to libraries or class files it requires on the file system rather than the database? Is it possible to make this happen?
Thanks

pshiva,
Posting the same question to multiple forums usually doesn't increase your chances of getting an answer, and it just frustrates those wishing to answer you with the result being that any future questions you post may have less chance of being answered -- because of your uncourteous, initial behaviour.
I have answered your other thread:
java stored procedures and referencing classes
In my opinion, that forum (the Database JVM forum) is the most appropriate for your question.
Good Luck,
Avi.

ECC 6.0 VERSION UPGRADE - INCONSISTENCY BEHAVIOUR -MM - Reg

Hai,
We are in the process of ECC 6.O upgrade from ECC 5.0,
we started the CT1/ CT2 testing and found the following error.
While inwarding Material against Subcontracting purchase order / S.L.Agreement ,
The system shows the error message of CHALLEN MATERIAL IS DIFFRENT FROM MATERIAL DOCUMENT , during GR
note :- for the same material , same p.o , some times systems allows for GR & some times gives above error message.
if i try with some other login , the behaviourseems to be same as my login
Can anyone tell this why this inconsistency behaviour of system during GR for sub contracting item..
Regards,
Suresh.P

go to SE38, here type the program RM07CUFA,
click on execute... type ur mov type 541... here make the purchase order field from display to optional..
this will effected for new subcontracting scenerio....

Inconsistent Behaviour on executing Xquery on the container....

I need some of the suggestions on the following BDB issue. Here I written the code to create the container, load the .xml file in to it with doc_id and opens the allready existing container. Here I am seeing inconsistent behaviour.
Following are the Steps I followed...
1. Created DbEnv class object .
2. Opened the DbEnv using open methode with flags "DB_CREATE | DB_INIT_MPOOL".
3. Created XmlManager class object with the flags "DBXML_ADOPT_DBENV | DBXML_ALLOW_AUTO_OPEN".
Rest of the steps are mentioned in the code fragment..
Class Definition is as follows...
#include <dbxml/DbXml.hpp>
using namespace DbXml;
using namespace std;
class BDBObject // Singleton class
public:
static BDBObject* instance();
bool open_xml();
bool close_xml();
bool execute_xquery(const string & exp, string & response);
~BDBObject();
private:
BDBObject();
static BDBObject* m_singletonObject;
XmlManager *m_xmlManager;
DbEnv *m_bdbEnv;
XmlUpdateContext m_xmlUpdateContext;
XmlQueryContext m_xmlQcontext;
XmlContainer m_necbContainer;
XmlContainer m_necbXmlContainer;
bool BDBObject::open(bool flagEnabled)
-------------- < code fragment for first 3 steps mentioned above> -----------------
try{
string containerName = "container1.dbxml";
if(m_xmlManager -> existsContainer(containerName))
[b]m_necbContainer = m_xmlManager -> openContainer(containerName); // Opening allready existing container
else
return false;
if(flagEnabled)
XmlUpdateContext updateContext = m_xmlManager -> createUpdateContext();
m_necbXmlContainer = m_xmlManager -> createContainer("container2.dbxml");
XmlInputStream *fileStream = m_xmlManager -> createLocalFileInputStream(filePath);
m_necbXmlContainer.putDocument(fileDocId, fileStream, updateContext, 0);
}// End of Try block...
catch (XmlException &xe)
cout<<"XmlException: "<<xe.what()<<endl;
return false;
return true;
}// End of function
bool BDBObject::execute_Xquery(const string & sExp, string & response);
if(NULL == m_xmlManager)
return false;
XmlContainer *bdbContainer = NULL;
if(flagEnabled)
bdbContainer = &m_necbXmlContainer;
else
bdbContainer = &m_necbContainer;
if(bdbContainer == NULL)
return false;
try{
XmlQueryContext xmlQcontext = m_xmlManager->createQueryContext();
string containerName = bdbContainer -> getName();
m_xmlQcontext.setDefaultCollection(containerName);
XmlQueryExpression xmlQExp;
if(flagEnabled)
xmlQExp = m_xmlManager -> prepare(sExp, xmlQcontext);
XmlResults bdbResult = xmlQExp.execute(xmlQcontext);
XmlValue bdbValue;
while(bdbResult.next(bdbValue))
response = response + bdbValue.asString();
}// End of Try block..
catch (XmlException &xe)
cout<<" XML Exception: "<<xe.what()<<endl;
return false;
return true;
}// End of function
<---------------- Application ----------------->
main()
cout<< "In Application "<<endl;
bool flagEnabled = false;
BDBObject *obj = BDBObject::instance(); // Singleton Object Creation
obj -> open(false);
string xquery("");
if(flagEnabled)
xquery = "declare namespace HHP=\"HHP\";
let $n := doc('container1.dbxml/<corressponding docId>')//HHP:hapCageTable
return ($n);"
else
xquery = "declare namespace HHP=\"HHP\";
let $n := doc('container2.dbxml/<corressponding docId>')//HHP:hapCageTable
return ($n);"
string response;
obj -> execute_xquery(xquery, response);
---------- END -------
Here when I make flagEnabled as false in the application & then compiled.. After execution of the application, I had got expected output.
Use cases which i tested the application in sequence are...
1. I make flagEnabled as false in the application & then compiled.. After execution of the application, I had got expected output.
2. I make flagEnabled as true in the application & then compiled... After execution of the application, I had got expected output.
3. I make flagEnabled as false in the application & then compiled... After execution of the application, I had got exception in the BDBObject::execute_xquery() function at the line "xmlQExp = m_xmlManager -> prepare(sExp, xmlQcontext);" and shows the exception as "Error: No such file or directory".
4. If I execute once again the previous use case, then it works.
5. Now I re-executed the use case 2, I had got expected output.
6. Now I re-executed the use case 1, Here I am able to see the execption in BDBObject::open function at line "m_necbContainer = m_xmlManager -> openContainer(containerName);" and shows the exception as "Error: container1.dbxml: container file not found, or not a container".
Please let me know some suggestions to proceed further on this issue..
Thanks in Advance,
Regards,
Sravan.

Sorry let me explain it clearly.....
Input plain xml file:
<bookstore>
<book>
<title>ALSB</tile>
<price>100</price>
</book>
</bookstore>
As we know $body points to root element of above input xml file
1) My xpath/Xquery condition is --> data($body/book/price)>30 than I validated and tested with above xml input it returns true to me so I saved and activated my proxy.
2) Now next step let me test proxy from proxy test screen for above input xml file, I clicked on test icon and inputted above xml file. But myxpath/Xquery condition in proxy fails and it goes to else condition.
The strange part is, if I change my input file to
<book>
<title>ALSB</tile>
<price>100</price>
</book>
Than above condition return true, why this is behaving like this
Edited by prabhu_biradar at 11/18/2007 8:26 PM
Edited by prabhu_biradar at 11/19/2007 6:10 AM

Problem with java.sql.Clob and oracle.sql.CLOB

Hi,
I am using oracle9i and SAP web application server. I am getClob method and storing that in java.sql.Clob and using the getClass().getName() I am getting the class name as oracle.sql.CLOB. But when I am trying to cast this to oracle.sql.CLOB i am getting ClassCastException. The code is given below
java.sql.Clob lOracleClob = lResultSet.getClob(lColIndex + 1);
lPrintWriter = new PrintWriter(new BufferedWriter (((oracle.sql.CLOB) lOracleClob).getCharacterOutputStream()));
lResourceStatus = true;
can anybody please tell me the what is the problem with this and solution.
thanks,
Ashok.

Hi Ashok
You can get a "ClassCastException" when the JVM doesn't have access to the specific class (in your case, "oracle.sql.CLOB").
Just check your classpath and see if you are referring to the correct jar files.
cheers
Sameer
PS: Please award points if you find the answer useful

Problem with java swing button and loop

Problem with java swing button and loop
I�m using VAJ 4.0. and I�m doing normal GUI application. I have next problem.
I have in the same class two jswing buttons named start (ivjGStart) and stop (ivjGStop) and private static int field named Status where initial value is 0. This buttons should work something like this:
When I click on start button it must do next:
Start button must set disenabled and Stop button must set enabled and selected. Field status is set to 1, because this is a condition in next procedure in some loop. And then procedure named IzvajajNeprekinjeno() is invoked.
And when I click on stop button it must do next:
Start button must set enabled and selected and Stop button must set disenabled.
Field status is set to 0.
This works everything fine without loop �do .. while� inside the procedure IzvajajNeprekinjeno(). But when used this loop the start button all the time stay (like) pressed. And this means that a can�t stop my loop.
There is java code, so you can get better picture:
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try {
ivjGStart.setEnabled(false);
ivjGStop.setEnabled(true);
ivjGStop.setSelected(true);
getJTextPane1().setText("Program is running ...");
Status = 1;
} catch (Exception e) {}
/** stop button */
public void gStop_ActionEvents() {
try {
ivjGStart.setEnabled(true);
ivjGStart.setSelected(true);
ivjGStop.setEnabled(false);
getJTextPane1().setText("Program is NOT running ...");
Status = 0;
} catch (Exception e) {
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public void IzvajajNeprekinjeno() { //RunLoop
try {
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Thread.sleep(zamik);
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} while (Status == 1);
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Best regards,
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This is a multi thread problem. When you start the gui, it is running in one thread. Lets call that GUI_Thread so we know what we are talking about.
Since java is task-based this will happen if you do like this:
1. Button "Start" is pressed. Thread running: GUI_Thread
2. Event gStart_ActionEvents() called. Thread running: GUI_Thread
3. Method IzvajajNeprekinjeno() called. Thread running: GUI_Thread
4. Sleep in method IzvajajNeprekinjeno() on thread GUI_Thread
5. Call PreberiDat(). Thread running: GUI_Thread
6. Check status. If == 1, go tho 4. Thread running: GUI_Thread.
Since the method IzvajajNeprekinjeno() (what does that mean?) and the GUI is running in the same thread and the event that the Start button has thrown isn't done yet, the program will go on in the IzvajajNeprekinjeno() method forever and never let you press the Stop-button.
What you have to do is do put either the GUI in a thread of its own or start a new thread that will do the task of the IzvajajNeprekinjeno() method.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/index.html
This tutorial explains how to build a multi threaded gui.
/Lime

Help! java wont download and I NEED it!

Okay so I have tried to download every version of java I can and none of them are working and I need it for my website. I have os x 10.4.8 Tiger so I don't know why it won't work. Can anyone please help me out with this? Thank You.

Well java should be installed by default as part of Mac OS X. I'm pretty sure both the Java runtime environment AND the software development kit should be included. Maybe be more specific with your question, I might be missing something.

Data transfer b/w SAP to Java using IDOC and Interface SAP Jco

Dear Experts,
The challenging requirement we are having is, we need to create the interface for data transfer between SAP system and the Java system. The data will be transferred from SAP to java and similarly once some processing done in Java again the details needs to be transferred from Java to SAP.
For this data transferred we are planning to use IDOC process and for interface "SAP Java connector (Version 3.0.5)" we are planning to use. As per our understanding, from Java side one program needs to be written to connect with SAP as "Registered program". This registered program will appear in SAP GATEWAY automatically and using tRFC, TCP/IP connection both SAP and Java system will be connected.
In this case we are having some doubts.
1. The data from SAP is going to be transfered from one Custom transaction (Z tcode). Once "Outbound IDOC" will get triggered and will carry the details. Now the doubt is, whether the data / details will get transfered to JAVA system automatically or we need to perform any other steps from SAP ABAP coding...(like converting in to flat file, XML file and etc) ??
2. We are planning to install "SAP Jco" in Java server. Is this correct...??
3. Other than SAP Jco any other softwares needs to be installed or not..??
4. Since we are going to trigger the "outbound IDOC" from custom transaction, we are planning to develope one program in SE37. Other than this any other program we need to develop or not..??
5. Any sample Java program for the SAP Jco version 3.0.5 to create the "Registered program" with SAP..? (e.g. SAP Listener program).?
If anybody has detailed steps or explanation please share it with us.
Thanks in advance
Warm Regards,
VEL

Hi All,
For the above mentioned issue, we implemented JCo software in JAVA system and created the JAVA program including SAP logon credential details like Client, User name, password and Language details.
When this JAVA program was compiled successfully then, that non SAP system will appear in SAP gateway Tcode.
Once non SAP system started appearing in SAP gateway that means, both SAP & Non SAP are connected automatically.
Regards,
Velmurugan P

Help needed with Java 1.4 and xml Runtime problem

I am working on a java 1.3 and JAXP1.1 written code. Now I want to compile and run it using J2SE 1.4. Here are the import statements from the existing code.
import org.xml.sax.*;
import org.xml.sax.helpers.DefaultHandler;
import org.xml.sax.Locator;
import javax.xml.parsers.SAXParser;
import javax.xml.parsers.SAXParserFactory;
import org.xml.sax.Attributes;
import org.xml.sax.XMLReader;
import org.xml.sax.InputSource;
import java.sql.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.io.*;
When I run the existing(using java 1.3 and Jaxp1.1) code I have to include the files crimson.jar and jaxp.jar in the windows 2000 CLASSPATH and works fine.
But when I compile and run it using J2SE 1.4 which has the built in support for the saxp, I thought that I don't have to specify any CLASSPATH for the new 1.4 so I don't specify any Classpath and it gives me the Microsoft "ClassFactory cannot find the requested class" error which means that even thought the new java 1.4 has the xml classes as libraries yet it still requies some .jar files to be listed in the CLASSPATH.
If I am right then what path will work(i.e what jar class I need to add to the CLASSPATH).
Thanks for your help.
RA.

Thanks for your reply,
I think I didn't specify when the error occurs. The ClassFactory related error occurs when I run the program, it compiles without any error.
From what I understood somewhere in the java 1.4 docs, that the new 1.4 has the xml libraries built in by default so one doesn't need to give the classpaths just like we don't give any CLASSPATH for using swing and many of the other java packages. That is one thing.
Second thing is that I also tried to use the java_xml_pack-spring02 and java_xml_pack-summer02; but non of them include the crimson.jar and the jaxp.jar files in them which are the 2 .jar files that makes the program run fine when used under the java 1.3 with combination of the jaxp1.1(which was downloaded seperately and then the CLASSPATH for it was set.).
Can you please help what .jar files do I need to use instead. I tried to use the ones that the new java_xml_pack-spring02 and java_xml_pack-summer02 has for the jaxp in them.
Thanks again.
RA

Why not Deprecate java.util.Date and java.util.Calendar

With the introduction of java.time, why did you not flag java.util.Date and java.util.Calendar. These classes have been a bane to every Java developer and should never be used again with the introduction of Java 1.8.

Adding the @Deprecated annotation would only just provide a warning about an old API and recommendation to the developer(s) to no longer use it. Doing so would not break any existing library out there; in fact quite a number of constructors and methods on the Date class have already been flagged deprecated.
The new java.time package is far superior to Date/Calendar.

Possible to extend java Concurrent Program and replace standard??

Hi All!
i have following developing need. There is a java concurrent program POXPOPDF (PO Output for Communication). The customer needs this program to do actually something complete different than printing the PO in PDF. The executable for this CP is java class PoGenerateDocumentCP in oracle.apps.po.communicate package.
We thought that we may be able to extend that class and then in some way made OA to use the extended java class instead of the standard. This is possbile and simple for OA Framework pages unsing classes as controllers, but I don't know how it could be done for CP (if there's a way to do it without violent intervention in standard system).. Is it possbile, can anyone help me with this.
The thing is that instead of reformatting the XML returned from PO_COMMUNICATION_PVT.POXMLGEN (function POXMLGEN in database package PO_COMMUNICATION_PVT) into PDF we want to reformat into another XML and then send it in other way to a webservice. Once I have the XML from POXMLGEN I have no problem to reformat it into another XML (I think, I have done it iwith other issues/processes). The webservice and the call to it is no problem and is already use with other purposes in other processes, but here (replaceing this stadard java class for an extension/new one) I am a little lost.
Appreciate very much your help.
Regards,
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Never mind, I see now that FND_REQUEST.SUBMIT_REQUEST() really does work, I tried with a different standard java concurrent program and it worked fine, and then I figured out that my parameters into fnd_request.submit_request for concurrent program APXVVCF4 were not correct (application short name was invalid for concurrent program).
Thanks for the Info!

Java Not Working, And Still No Answers. What Gives?

Okay, decided to start this topic anew, since the only response I got to the other one was a post calling me "rude and impatient" (I guess that's what they're calling "persistence" nowadays..) , instead of...well...ignoring my admittedly pushy and harsh tone and actually being helpful. However, for the sake of it, I do apologize for my attitude in my last topic.
But I digress, let's start off on a new foot, eh? On to the problem that is STILL at hand(in other words, "patience" hasn't gotten me jack, not even a "we don't know yet"):
So last night (10 PM January 20th), the Firefox Plugin Checker said that my Java version was outdated. I also got a pop-up saying that my current version of Java at the time (Java 7 update 10) had vulnerabilities. So to try and fix this, I went to the Java page and downloaded the update (Java 7 update 11).
To check and see if my update was working, I went to Java's check page, as well as another page I use. And here I discovered a problem. I got a notification that an old version of Java had been detected, and another prompt to download the current version (which I had already done). So I erased all versions of Java from my control panel, and tried to check it again. And when I did, I got this: http://oi50.tinypic.com/35b6xx2.jpg and http://oi47.tinypic.com/15fg37p.jpg.
As you can see, both pages tell me that I need to install a missing plugin of some sort. So, thinking this would resolve the issue, I clicked the Install Missing Plugin button. This is what it told me was missing: http://oi45.tinypic.com/302uwbl.jpg. So I clicked next to install it.... and got this: http://oi45.tinypic.com/2cici0x.jpg, which I assume means that the plugin did not install. So I pressed Manual Install... and was lead/linked right back to the Java download page (where it all began, and what doesn't seem to be working in the first place)
I go to check my plugins again (Just to make sure and also for extra information), and it appears to say that my Java version is current (is that what "Java Deployment Toolkit 7.0.110.21" is? I don't know, I am not good at technology at all. Either way, here is what it looks like: http://oi48.tinypic.com/4kxzz4.jpg). So...if it is current, why is it not working (i.e. I am unable to play games, DO MY COLLEGE CLASSWORK, or play Java-based games)?
If it helps anything, here is what my control panel looks like in regards to Java right now: http://oi45.tinypic.com/2qlxu9t.jpg Am I missing anything that would make Java work?
And before anyone says that Java is not essential: It may be that way to you, but I need Java to do classwork for college. Veterinary college.
So, in short, what is going on with Java, and how can I fix it?
EDITEDITEDIT: I Have found that I can do my classwork without Java. HOWEVER, this DOES NOT mean that the problem is solved or over with. I STILL WANT TO KNOW HOW TO FIX THIS PROBLEM AND GET JAVA TO WORK. Even if I never actually need it, I would still like to have a (working!!!) Java version because of two reasons: 1) I would rather have such a program and not need it, than need such a program and not have it, and 2) aesthetics. Sorry to say, but I am very particular about how things look when it comes to my belongings, and the fact that Java is messing up is making me actually stressed. In short, I still want the above issue solved, even if it's just purely for the sake of Peace Of Mind.
Another note: I would (please!) appreciate a timely response on this matter. Even if the response is a "We don't know what the issue is and/or we are working to solve this issue.", that would satisfy me for the time being. I would just like a semi-timely response that would let me know that FF/contributors here have read the above and actually give a semblance of a care about their userbase.
Thank You.

'''ponyparty, '''
The first prompt you see in Firefox to activate Java is because Java is currently on the Mozilla blocklist ( the "Hot Topic" article [[How to use Java if it's been blocked]] explains the reason for block and how to activate Java, including how to bypass the plugin activation prompt for trusted sites).
cor-el is right about why you are seeing a second [http://oi48.tinypic.com/de8f8y.jpg Java "Security Warning"] when trying to view Java applets, that you have to click to run. This is a ''' Java''' security feature and not anything Firefox does.
Try the same Java sites in Internet Explorer .... don't you also see the Java "Security Warning?" If you want to lower your Java security back to "Medium" in the Java Control Panel, see http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/technotes/guides/jweb/jcp.html#security for details. That's up to you but I would leave it on "High " since Java 7 is still basically insecure, according to the reports I've seen and [https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2013/01/11/protecting-users-against-java-vulnerability/ this "Protecting Users Against Java Vulnerability]" Mozilla blog post.
If the second Java prompt is your only remaining issue then your problem is really solved, since it is a new Java security feature and not anything in Firefox.
Some background:<br>
At the time I was helping you in the [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/944267 older thread you started] (now locked because you started this one) the solution to uninstall JavaFX wasn't known. On Dec 13th I wrote, ''There may be problems with Java 7 Update 10 since a number of Windows users have reported that Firefox is not detecting the plugin'' and I linked to a couple of related threads, including [http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=2628935 this MozillaZine thread], in which uninstalling JavaFX as a solution was posted 22 Dec 2012. On 25 Dec 2012 in the same MozillaZine thread, I posted a link to [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=820759#c12 this Dec 24th bugzilla comment] by an Oracle employee, who posted that uninstalling JavaFX was a solution for '''Oracle's''' Java 7 detection bug. Oracle has been working on the bug (to be fixed in an upcoming Java 7 release) and they created [https://www.java.com/en/download/help/firefox_java.xml this java.com help page], which is now included in the related MozillaZine and Mozilla Support articles on Java that I posted above.

Can someone pls help me with java on my macbook pro because after i download the mountain lion java has died and i need java to see streaming quotes from stock market

can someone pls help me with java on my macbook pro because after i download the mountain lion java has died and i need java to see streaming quotes from stock market

Java is no longer included in Mac OS X by default. If you want Java, you will have to install it.
However, note that you should think twice before installing Java for such a trivial need as looking at stock market quotes. There are other ways to get that information that don't involve Java, and using Java in your web browser is a HUGE security risk right now. Java has been vulnerable to attack almost constantly for the last year, and has become a very popular, frequently used method for getting malware installed via "drive-by downloads." You really, truly don't want to be using it. See:
Java is vulnerable… Again?!
http://java-0day.com

Mac OS 10.4.8 , Java Web Start and JRE version of 1.4.2 and 1.5.0 problem

Hello,
I've been searching internet and reading the problems related to Java Web Start and JNLP.
But no solution I read can solve what I faced.
I'm running Mac OS x 10.4.8 and Macintosh updates the Java in my machine so that it has Java version 1.4.2 and Java 1.5.0
The application I'm running needs to be running in JRE 1.4.2.
So I changed the Java Preferences so that the default Java setting is JRE 1.4.2. However, the JNLP application still running in Java 1.5.0
So I changed the MIME and make sure the JNLP is opened with Java Web start instead. The Java Web start is for version 1.4.2. I also change its preference so that the console is opened.
I tried to run the JNLP application once again. Java web start 1.4.2_09 starts and console open, but the Java Runtime is still showing Java 1.5.0
I adjust the JNLP file so that the version is only showing 1.4.2_09 (ignoring all other variables of version 1.4.1, 1.4.2, etc found in the original JNLP file). That didn't work either.
I search on methods on how to uninstall Java 1.5.0 in Mac - apple page told me that I can't do that unless I reinstall the whole OS.
I am henceforth declare that I am stuck now !!!! Heellllpp....

Are you up to date with the updates?
Update for Snow Leopard users:
Apple issued update 12 for Java for OS 10.6:
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1573
Note: On systems that have not already installed Java for Mac OS X 10.6 update 9 or later, this update will configure web browsers to not automatically run Java applets. Java applets may be re-enabled by clicking the region labeled "Inactive plug-in" on a web page. If no applets have been run for an extended period of time, the Java web plug-in will deactivate.
If, after installing Java for OS X 2013-002 and the latest version of Java 7 from Oracle, you want to disable Java 7 and re-enable the Apple-provided Java SE 6 web plug-in and Web Start functionality, follow these steps:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5559?viewlocale=en_US
Further update:
Apple issued this Java related security update No. 13 on February 19:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5666
and Update No. 14 on March 4: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1573
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5677
The standard recommendation is for users to turn off Java except when they have to use it on known and trusted websites (like their bank). Javascript, which is unrelated despite the name, can be left on.

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