Red Hat NETSCAPE DIRECTORY SERVER 6.2 - PLUG-IN Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 13)

Section 2: Installing and Configuring Java on Linux

Registration of the Java™ Plug-in 11

Notes regarding the schemes:

ns4E, ns4 and NPX_PLUGIN_PATH

• Schemes ns4E and ns4, used with Netscape 4.x browsers and utilizing the

environment variable NPX_PLUGIN_PATH, do not register the Plug-in with the

browser. Running the script with these schemes simply tells you what you need to set

NPX_PLUGIN_PATH to. Therefore, you need to manually set this environment

variable yourself.

• Since in this release both ns4E and ns4 use NPX_PLUGIN_PATH, you need to set this

variable manually for either scheme that you use.

• Setting NPX_PLUGIN_PATH will override the default search path used by the

browser. Therefore, any plugin directories that the browser currently searches for

plugins, or should search, should also be added to the path.

Use of ns610R

• The ns610R scheme is not a recommended scheme for registering (-r) or unregistering

(-u) the Java Plug-in in the 1.4.1 release. regxpcom may not register/unregister the

Java Plug-in properly, causing the Plug-in not to work.

• If you plan to run the script with the ns610R option, which uses regxpcom, do the

following before you run it:

a. shut down the the browser

b. setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH <Netscape 6>:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH

• If you do not add Netscape to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH as described above for the

ns610R options, you are likely to get an error when you run the script. The message

will say that “Open failed: No such file or directory.”

Final Steps

As a final step after running the script—and, for schemes ns4E and ns4, setting the

NPX_PLUGIN_PATH environment variable—do the following:

• For Netscape 4.x browsers, restart the browser twice.

• For Netscape 6.x browsers, restart it once.

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