Java 1.6.0 amd64 problems

Hi.
I've installed the lastest AMD64 binary of the JDK and JRE (1.6.0u3 at the moment) and I have a problem.
I'm running Windows Vista x64 and , even after installing the two packages , the JVM is still not seen by the system.
When I try installing Netbeans it says that "No JVM is installed" and trying to run "jar" files just say that there isn't any application that can open that kind of file. Even selecting "java.exe" as application doesn't make the JAR work.
Do you have any advice? Have I to set any environment variable?
Thanks
Marcello

I am having similar problems, but on Windows XP x64 Edition. When I try to install new applications, they tell me there's no JRE installed, when in fact there are two - 1.5.0u11 and 1.6.0u3. No applets will display in Firefox - it asks me to download the JRE! CLASSPATH, PATH and JAVA_HOME are all set in my environment variables. I've developed Java apps on here previously, so I know it worked at some point.
OpenOffice, IntelliJ, Eclipse, etc - all installed before this problem began - continue to work. In OpenOffice, under the JRE settings, it shows no JREs installed. When I try to specify a JRE to use, it tells me the folder I'm specifying doesn't contain a JRE.
Reinstalling the JRE has had no effect at all.
Any ideas what's going on? It's very strange, and I need to get some new Java apps installed.

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I came over an ugly error while trying to install the XI.
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No way out - I can only stop the installation.
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... (blank lines deleted)
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I:\JavaDVD\CDLABEL.EBC
I:\JavaDVD\content of JavaDVD.txt
I:\JavaDVD\Copy of LABEL.ASC
I:\JavaDVD\COPY_TM.HTM
I:\JavaDVD\COPY_TM.TXT
I:\JavaDVD\CRCFILE.DAT
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP
I:\JavaDVD\LABEL.ASC
I:\JavaDVD\LABEL.EBC
I:\JavaDVD\LABELIDX.ASC
I:\JavaDVD\SCS_NTAMD64
I:\JavaDVD\SHAFILE.DAT
I:\JavaDVD\sss.txt
I:\JavaDVD\VERSION.ASC
I:\JavaDVD\VERSION.EBC
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\CDVersion.txt
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\J2EE-ENG
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\JDI
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\JDKVersion.xml
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\KernelVersions.xml
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\LABEL.ASC
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\LABELIDX.ASC
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\PROD_LABEL
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\SDM
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\TEST-APP
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\J2EE-ENG\FS
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\J2EE-ENG\J2EENGINE
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\J2EE-ENG\JDMP
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\J2EE-ENG\LABEL.ASC
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I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\J2EE-ENG\J2EENGINE\J2EEINSTALL.SAR
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\J2EE-ENG\J2EENGINE\SLDSERV.JAR
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\J2EE-ENG\JDMP\EXPDUMP.001
I:\JavaDVD\J2EE_OSINDEP\J2EE-ENG\JDMP\IMPORT.XML
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SOLVED
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basic: Referencing classloader: sun.plugin.ClassLoaderInfo@181fbd6, refcount=5
basic: Added progress listener: sun.plugin.util.GrayBoxPainter@1347dad
basic: Loading applet ...
basic: Initializing applet ...
basic: Starting applet ...
Does anyone know how to fix this new issue? Or does anyone know of a better way to solve the 'activate control' problem in IE that does not cause the reloading of this applet?
Thanks.

Hi!
*1 -* Poor_Sitar_player's solution that i used.
a - Build the applet's comented code into a div ...
</div id='555>

</div>
b - After, insert a javascript the will remove the coments....
<script type="text/javascript">
var x = document.getElementById('555');
var texto = x.innerHTML;
texto = texto.replace('','');
x.innerHTML = texto;
<script type="text/javascript">
*2 - Another solution*
If you are using struts2 or your applet is inside a internal frame, is possible that the above solution will not work.
So, the solution that i found was place the applet code in the main page, with width and heigh iguals "*0*" and style="float: left;" to hide the applet.
This way, the applet will be load before you call the right page.
That's all.
Edited by: carlosmcp on Oct 14, 2008 7:01 AM

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Hello everyone,
I have been reading the various threads on this issue, but found no answer to my problem:
I am under Lion version 10.7.5 - MacBookPro
I need Java 6 for a program I use for my work.
When I want to install from Java Preferences, i get the following message:
"To open “Java Preferences,” you need to install a Java SE 6 runtime, but you are not connected to the Internet." But I AM connected to the internet.
Accroding to waht I read, I went to the Apple download files and downloaded JavaForOSX.dmg file...
But when I want to install it, I get the message:
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When I run terminal java -version
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And thus I am back to where I started...
If you could help that would be incredibly helpful!
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Helene

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Hi,
I am trying to upload a Java class (to be able to send mail with attached files).
At deployment, I have many errors of this type :
errors : class javax/xml/transform/sax/SAXTransformerFactory
ORA-29521: referenced name org/xml/sax/XMLFilter could not be found
This is due to the "upload" of J2EE in the database but I do not find the options to bypass this in the "Deployment Profile Settings".
I tried to uncheck "-resolve", to check "-noverify", to check "-force" options.
I tried many combinations of those options but there is nothing to do !
I even tried to "exclude package tree" in the "Dependency Analyzer Filters" but nothing is working.
Does anyone has any idea ??
Thanks,
Ju.

Hi everybody.
I found the solution myself.
I am posting it because I am sure I am not the onlyone that got that problem...
The trick is to upload jar files manually by successive calls like
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The result of the commmand could list some errors but we do not care, the upload is done anyway...
Then, you can upload your classes through JDeveloper.
I did not managed to upload source files (it produces errors), I only uploaded class files (choose deploy "As Compiled Output Only").
Also take care to uncheck everything in the "Dependency Analyzer" (you have already uploaded dependencies manually).
In the "loadjava options", do NOT use "-force" param but use "-resolve" param.
The only thing you still need to do is to click on "Deploy"...
That's all folks !

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I know there are lot of these posts concerning the installation problems of Java. But so far none has answered to the problem i am currently having. I am trying to install JRE 6.14 or something like that. Same thing happens in offline installation and online installation. I start to downlaod the thing and it goes fine. Then i run the file and it starts to install Java. This is where it gets stuck. On the part where it starts "extracting the installer", everything stops.
When i press ctrl + alt + del, it seems that there is this executable file named "zipper.exe" which is trying to do something. Takes 25% of my Quad core processor = 1 core. Also there are 4 to 6 of "msiexec.exe" running but taking 00 of my processor.
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Firewall: Comodo Internet security
Processor: Not sure, Intel and Quadcore it is in my opinion.
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*(Quoted from my post on gofractal's issue)*
I am glad that I'm not the only one with this issue. I also have XP sp3, and I am thinking that is what it is coming down to, the possibility that there is not a Java version that is actually compatible with XP sp3, although some people do get lucky.
I am going to try to change the registry to make Windows think it has sp2 again, and see if that doesn't help (The reason I say again, is because I actually have xp sp2, but I am not going to update to xp sp3 anytime soon, because after I did, a shaderapidx9.dll error came up with Valve/Steam's games that use the source engine, ie. half-life2, left4dead, counter-strike:source, etc., which ultimately ended up in me having to reformat).
If any of you would like to try this, then proceed at your own risk.
The method is:
Step 1: Run Regedit by Clicking on Start -> Run , type in regedit and press enter
Step 2: Make a backup of your registry (just in case)
Step 3: Browse to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ CurrentControlSet\ Control\ Windows"
Step 4: Modify the value of "CSDVersion" from "0x00000300" (SP3) to the Windows XP SP2 value of "0x00000200" (Double click where it says CSDVersion and in the Value Data box, enter 200, for XP sp2, or 300, for xp sp3)
Step 5: Close registry editor
Step 6: Reboot
Note: I did this trick for the recent games that require XP sp3, like GTA4 and Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. and haven't had any problems spur from this change as of yet.+
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