Update: This is actually a good thing, because in addition to the below, they've finally made it possible for you to properly trust our applet. Details here. (If you read that, you can mostly skip the below.)
The Java police are at it again. If you update to the very latest version of Java, you'll get a very stern warning about running "unsigned" applets (like ours), and it appears that the "I understand the risk and want to run this app" checkbox only works for the duration of one session; if you close your browser and reopen it, the warning comes back.
It also says that they'll be blocking unsigned applets entirely in "a future release." Because apparently users being in control is a bad thing and Oracle (the people who provide Java) should be in control instead.
I'll sign the applet as soon as I can, which will hopefully get rid of these hassles.
Without any information, it's impossible to help you figure out the Java problem on your machine, if this and this don't solve it. -- T.J. Crowder First Primate Pocket-Monkey.com
Re: The Java police are at it again
Message #23376 Replies: 0
posted by Duke of Earl (Gary The Cute Guy) on 01/17 at 04:43
I downgraded my Java 7 app to Java 6.32 and I'm on here again
Re: The Java police are at it again
Message #23187 Replies: 0
posted by kiwitrucker (kiwitrucker) on 09/20 at 18:15
Well if we take the Americas Cup of Oracle it may divert their attention from you, Go team NewZealand.
TJ - I've had that warning box since the last Java update. Each time I log in or wait more than 2-3 minutes between games, the box pops up. I have to accept "risk" then can move. As long as I am active the box doesn't come up again. If I log off or lag, it's back. I much prefer "user control" as opposed to some random entity making my choices for me.
T.J.- Sounds like a quagmire; of which- has nothing to do with sports, religion, or merely "acceptance" of some silly site's rules- Keep strong in fighting the good fight- and thanks for all you do here. I gave up on "Java" (Oracle) last Autumn- and my games run much cleaner here-
Java Junk
Message #23190 Replies: 1
posted by Orchid Canary (Yours Truely) on 09/20 at 19:39
Why don't you just get rid of Java, this is the only game site that uses Java, that i play on....???
T.J.,I also play at another site. This site has been having this problem with the "Java Police" for over a year now. I have gotten so disgusted with it. But, just for the sake of playing my games, I just say "I accept the risk", and go on playing. I know it is a real PAIN, but what are you going to do, when you like playing at these sites.
CacheEntry[http://crl.thawte.com/ThawtePremiumServerCA.crl]: updateAvailable=true,lastModified=Sun Jan 12 10:10:33 CET 2014,length=24806 Missing Application-Name manifest attribute for: http://www.pocket-monkey.com/lib/common167.jar Java Plug-in 10.51.2.13 Using JRE version 1.7.0_51-b13 Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM User home directory = C:\Users\Bert
I keep getting error message, after I installed undated java, it reads application error, security Excepttion, missing required Permission manifest attribute in main jar http://www.pocket-monkey.com/lib/common167.jar
i updated java also and it is a mess!!!!!!!! no games will load at all, keep getting error msg and some in there says the site hasn't been updated. how frustrating!!!!!!!!!!
I have been on my setting page, and changed settings to non-java version and can now get in games. look very different, but can make my moves. Somebody use the non-java please i need some one to play with lol. please
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