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64 bit Windows:
HKLM\Software\Wow6432Node\MozillaPlugins\@java.com/JavaPlugin,version=xx.xx.xx
32 bit Windows:
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I'm looking into an issue with one of our core systems. It's a 3rd party solution that relies on an applet that fails when the latest JRE is downloaded and the "Enable the next-generation Java Plug-in" is checked (which it is by default).
I've been searching the web, and I know most of the work-arounds, including how to run ssvagent.exe -high -jpisetup -old from the JRE install folder. I'm almost ready to pass this information on to our desktop admins, but I have a few questions I know they are going to ask. I would deeply appreciate any help in answering these questions:
What is the possible impact of disabling the next-generation Java Plug-in on other applets from other 3rd party vendors? Are we likely to run into some applets/plug-ins that fail when this option is disabled?
The vendor of the app that's failing isn't being very helpful. Is there any info we can give them on how to recompile the applet so that it works under the default setting?
What are other large enterprises doing to manage this?
Thanks in advance for any answers. Until we have this resolved, we're unable to upgrade users to the current JRE.

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Exception : java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: mycompany.tools.PlannerBy reading a lot forums I found that a lot (really a lot) of people were experiencing the exact same issue, regardless of the type of server they used to host their applet. And unfortunately, only few answers were relevant to help me understand why I got this error...
By looking deeper in the documentation, I have found this [Applet Developer's guide|http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/jweb/applet/applet_dev_guide.html]. Here, it is written that one of the enhancement of the next-generation plug-in is that : "+... The JVM running the applet is isolated from the web browser at the operating system level. If something should go wrong while running the applet, or if an uncooperative applet refuses to shut down, the new Java Plug-in detects and handles the error condition gracefully; the Web browser is unaffected+".
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I have also tried to disable the "Use the next-generation plug-in" option in the Java control panel. In this case, everything is fine, too, and even the Jars are stored in the cache. The interesting thing is that afterwards, by enabling the "Use the next-generation plug-in" option again, the applet will load and run like a charm... because the Jars are in the cache and the class loader can find them! (I suspect that this case has been experienced by several people, answering on forum posts that they cannot reproduce the issue.)
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Hi,
I was wrong in my approach.
My applet was implemented using the "<object>" tag and it seems that it was not the best way to address compatibility issues across all versions of the plug-in and all browsers.
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Ssvagent.exe does not always disable next-generation Plug-In

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Hi,
I was wrong in my approach.
My applet was implemented using the "<object>" tag and it seems that it was not the best way to address compatibility issues across all versions of the plug-in and all browsers.
So, I have finally found what I was looking for in this "[Java Rich Internet Applications Development and Deployment|http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/jweb/index.html]" guide. In this guide, it is recommended to use the "[Deployment Toolkit|http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/jweb/deployment_advice.html#deplToolkit]", based on a Javascript library containing everything needed to deploy your application as an applet or a Java Web Start application.
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ML Anderson, Sr Exchange Engineer

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On windows, this option is sometimes "grayed out" and you cannot disable it.
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I've made the assumption that it is grayed out on windows 7, or on windows 7 64, but there are cases of windows 7 64 where the option isn't grayed out.
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Hi,
I was wrong in my approach.
My applet was implemented using the "<object>" tag and it seems that it was not the best way to address compatibility issues across all versions of the plug-in and all browsers.
So, I have finally found what I was looking for in this "[Java Rich Internet Applications Development and Deployment|http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/jweb/index.html]" guide. In this guide, it is recommended to use the "[Deployment Toolkit|http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/jweb/deployment_advice.html#deplToolkit]", based on a Javascript library containing everything needed to deploy your application as an applet or a Java Web Start application.
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hope I have the right forum for this question.
I'm deploying Java 7 update 55 to users in our company and have discovered that we need to disable the next generation plug-in.
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I'm deploying Java 7 update 55 to users in our company and have discovered that we need to disable the next generation plug-in.
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I've read about a registry hack (doesn't work based on feedback), but I'd prefer not to deploy a mass registry change company-wide.
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Next generation java plugin - How to toggle as non admin

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Java Plug-in 1.6.0_18
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