If you get an out-of-memory error (or would like to increase the amount of memory that the server can use), add the "-mx128m" argument when running java/jre. In fact, we recommend increasing the amount of memory available to Java to allow Java and the server to use up to 128 megabytes of virtual memory, if necessary. Alternatively, the config.dct file can be edited to cut down on the amount of memory used by changing the number of threads allocated for each listener.

If you are running Windows XP; 2000 or 98 you will need to be sure to have the following JAVA Runtime installed; The new JAVA Release 6 (sometimes called 1.6) will work with our current Blackboard WebCT CE system when running Windows XP; 2000 or 98! If you are using the new Windows Vista operating system, you MUST use version 1.6 with Blackboard WebCT as earlier editions will not work with this new operating system.

This usually happens when a transaction is attempted before the Java applet is completely loaded into your PC. To reload the applet, click on the toolbar, re-select the transaction and wait for the loading to be completed before you proceed. If this does not help, please try clearing the browser's cache before you log in again.

Incorrect browser version. Check and if the browser is 3.0 level, you will have to upgrade. Browser version is identified by clicking on "Help" and "About Communicator" or "About Internet Explorer" from the drop down menu which appears.

According to posts in webtv.users from Steve Perlman, ex-president of WebTV, WebTV has been working to provide a form of Personal Java for the WebTV Plus terminal (and possibly the new Classics and Dishplayer, but nothing was said specifically about them as they were not announced products at the time of the posts)?there is no guarantee this will happen. For the full text of Steve's posts, click here.

Visit the Java Support web page for complete details. If you need additional information please contact support.

If you see error message 'Sorry, you must have java enabled to play this game.' instead of the puzzle, then change your browser's options or preferences to be Java enabled. I recommend using the latest version of Firefox. You can download it free at Firefox. Internet Explorer, Netscape and other Java-enabled browsers may also be used. Some firewalls prevent the use of Java applets and javaScript.

Actually, the JVM will exit if unchecked-exceptions (for example RuntimeException etc) are not caught.

If you get a Java Error stating that Java does not meet the minimum requirements and you are using Netscape 7.1 or 7.2 and have Java version 142_06 or 151_01 installed, it could be because you also have Java version 141_02 installed. Netscape does not appear to recognize later versions of Java when 141_02 is installed as well. The easiest work around is to use another browser. We can verify Internet Explorer 6 service pack 1 will work with this scenario.

Due to the requirements of the service, "Java" and "JavaScript" must be enabled in your browsers. If you are using Netscape Communicator 4.6*: 1. Click [Edit] Click [OK] If you are using Internet Explorer 4.0/5.0/6.0*: 1. Click [View] (If you are using Internet Explorer 5.0/6.0, please click [Tools]) For further information, just call our Customer Service Hotline at (852) 2886 8868 (Press 2,6,0 to talk to our Customer Service Representative).

It sounds like you don't have Java enabled in your browser or maybe your browser doesn't support Java. You should check and see that you are using a current version of Internet Explorer or Netscape. To determine your version go to your help menu then click on "about". You might also have Java disabled, in IE go to TOOLS menu then INTERNET OPTIONS, in Netscape go to EDIT menu then preferences to make sure Java is enabled.

If you get an out of memory error, you may be trying to read in a larger file than Datasqueeze can hold in memory.In the File window, check the box marked "File Swap." This will slow things down a bit but allow much larger files to be manipulated.

When submitting a job to the indexer through the java API, you must add specifyIdxJobInfoArguments.jobProp.startArray or a NullPointerException error is returned. For example:

You do not currently have a JVM installed on your system. If you wish to run Myster, you'll need to download the Macintosh Runtime for Java 2.2.5 (4.18 Megs) This is a Mac OS problem. You have probably moved the application program (named Myster and sporting a cool 'M' Myster logo) from the original folder it was in. The Myster application program relies on certain other files in the Myster folder.

I have a previous intall of jGRASP on my computer, but when I installed the new version it gives me an error when I try to compile.

It means that the JVM has run out of all the memory that has been allocated to it. You can change the amount of memory allocated for use by your JVM...