Vibe 3.3 and Java 7 Update 51
We have been running Vibe 3.3 for quite some time now and havent had really issues with it. But since the latest Java Update things went wrong. Before that update, if we opened a file out of Vibe (via "Edit this file") to edit, a Java warning (like this one http://www.java.com/en/download/help...variations.xml) was shown but if you accepted it, everything worked. After the latest JRE update to version 7 Update 51 we still get that Java warning but after accepting it, nothing happens.
After some research I found updated java applets for Vibe and installed them as mentioned here: http://download.novell.com/Download?...d=IjdLuwODIJM~
As you can guess, it didnt fix the problem.
So any idea and help is highly appreciated
Thanks for the hints, you got me in the right direction. In fact it seems as if the Java certificate Vibe uses is incomplete and since Java 7U51 it is blocked. If the Vibe Office Addin is used you dont even notice that there is a problem as the addin issnt using Java, but if you use a browser to work with your files you get hit by that Java problem.
After I did some research I found a blog with a description how to distribute Java Security Configuration via GPO which pointed me an (compared with that GPO thing) easy solution. I setup my Java Config on one client using the possibility with Java 7U51 to specify exception sites and entered my Vibe adress to teh exception list. Made a copy of the exception.sites file which is located within the user Profile (%USERPROFILE%\APPDATA\LocalLow\Sun\Java\Deploymen t\security\exception.sites) (The file only exists if you alter the configuration with the Java Control panel), placed it on a share and deploy it using ZCM to every client.
Works fine for clients within the institute, everyone who wants access from outside needs to alter his configuration manually. It would be great to see an update from Novell adressing this issue, as the main issue seems to be an incomplete Novell Security Certificate.
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