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Removed Java 6 update 7 Java 6 update 24 Java 7 update 65 Java 7 update 65 (64-bit) Java 8 update 25ĭeleted windows, IE, firefox, and chrome temp files PROBLEM : Unable To Open Oracle After Java 8 was Installed
Under Security tab: click on Edit Site List button and add the URL for Banner. Under Advanced tab make sure Mozilla family is checked off under Default Java for browsers. 
Once installed, launch Java Control Panel. Download and install Java 7 update 67 (link found on page when trying to access Banner). Uninstall previously installed versions of Java. Problem: User experiencing Java issues while trying to access BannerStep-by-step guide Select " Do not show me the warning for this program again" and click " Allow". Pop-Up: Internet Explorer Security - A website wants to open web content using this program on your computer. Ask the client to minimize each of their application windows one-by-one while keeping an eye out for the pop-up to reveal itself. This may occur due a Security Warning pop-up "Do you want to run this application?" hiding behind the application window. Issue: When accessing a JRE dependent application like Kronos or Oracle eBusiness, the application or screen appears to be frozen. Select " Do not show this again for this app" and click " Run". In Oracle eBusiness, as long as the client selects "Do not show this again for this app", this pop-up will only occur once. It will occur multiple times in Kronos since it has multiple JRE pages. Pop-Up: Security Warning - Do you want to run this application? This issue is related to Active X controls and will occur the first time a client attempts to run a JRE in their browser. Pop-Up: This website wants to run the following add-on: "Java SE Runtime Environment." 
Click " Apply" and " OK" button to save changes and exit the Java Console Window. Uncheck the checkbox next to any JRE version other than 1.7 and click " OK" button. Click on " Java" tab at top of windows. Click on Java to access Java Control Panel. Require use of any other application dependent on JRE 1.6. If the user DOES NOT meet any of the following statements, then follow the steps below to stop this pop-up from occurring again: Select ' Run with the latest version on your system (Recommended)' and click Continue button. For this reason, Yale ITS approves running Kronos with 'Run with the latest version on your system (Recommended)' option. Kronos has been tested for the latest version of JRE (1.7 update 45 at time of this writing) and has been proven to support the JRE 1.7 family. This issue occurs when a user running two versions of the JRE AT THE SAME TIME attempts to access My Time. Pop-Up: An application would like access to an old version of Java Select " Do not ask again until the next update is available" and choose Later. This issue occurs when Java releases an update. Check the box "Do not ask again until the next update is available, and click "Later"Īctions to take if you see a pop-up window:. Refresh the web site (F5) or go to View and click on Refresh. Go back to the Java web page you kept open. Check "Enable Java content in the browser". You will be returned to the page to verify Java and no Java will be detected in the browser. You will get a popup window that this web site uses Java – click OK. Open IE and go to – click on "Do I have Java". Uncheck "Enable Java content in the browser". Open Java Control Panel from Control Panel. Issue: When clicking on an Oracle eBusiness Application, Client is Directed to Java Website IT support providers, please include the steps you take to resolve the client's issue in the Resolution field of your Incident ticket. Note: The 32-bit version of Java can be used on 32-bit and 64-bit machines. Clients using the Kintana deployment software cannot upgrade their Java any higher than 1.7.25. The COEUS premium version is not compatible with the latest version of JRE. These pop-ups could appear in any order and may appear multiple times.
When Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.7 Update 45 is applied, users will experience security and confirmation pop-ups from their Operating System and Browsers related to the JRE update.
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