Swing Japplet and Java Console

Hi there!
I have a japplet which runs fine in the applet viewer.
I used the sun html converter to get the swing
plug in and now it runs fine in IE. But the problem
is that it wont run in netscape 6 unless I start
what is called the java console (also it wont work in netscape communicator 4.61 unless the client downloads 5.1 mg plugin). I wonder what this
is (console) and how can I get my clients java
console to auto start? Is there any javascript that will
do this? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Hi aether!
I never experienced such problem, but let's consider some hints:
1) You have an Java 2.0 SDK 1.3+ wich is used to deploy applets so you don't need to reinstall any other JRE because it is part of SDK.
2) The JRE is shared between IE, NE, Opera, etc. (in the same machine)
3) Netscape 6.0 comes with JRE 2.0 but anyone can install it via plug-in, specially XP users and others using old browsers (any brand mark, version 4.0+) without Java 2.0 support.
4) All visitors to websites containing Swing applets must to have Java 2.0. It is mandatory and they can download the plug-in as written on previous hint.
5) The Java console is to manage JRE function and to inspect app's "running taks". Don't need to open it before running applets or applications.
6) It isn't a good idea to install a plug-in or to update SDK over an on old version, the right thing is to uninstall old version before because win registers are troublesome.
If any error on above hints, please report us or detail the answer if possible.
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