(the connection was reset) with running form

when I want to run my form, it appears from Firefox(the connection was reset)
so please what is the solution ??

919530 wrote:
when I want to run my form, it appears from Firefox(the connection was reset)
so please what is the solution ??Hi
This has nothing to do with forms pls remove any add-ons e.g. google toolbar , ask toolbar from the Control Panel > Add & Remove Programs
Hope this helps...
Regards,
Amatu Allah

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Best regards,
Dmitry.

I have installed jre-7u51-windows-x64.exe form the Java site. Installation went well, Java console shows 'enabled'. However, if I start TMS locally (127.0.0.1) and navigate to the Conference Control Center - it says:
"Java support has not been detected. This page requires Java to be installed and enabled in your browser. Java may not be installed, or may be disabled in your browser due to configuration or security settings."
What am I missing?

(the connection was reset) with running form

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