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IE6/MSJVM freeze

 
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Jasper Friese
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 9:01 pm    Post subject: IE6/MSJVM freeze Reply with quote



Hallo NG,

I have a terrible problem and I hope somebody can help me.

I develop and support an application with HTML- sites
which contains a lot of Applets (5-25 per site).

Sun's JRE:
Under Windows2000/XP/IE6.xx the JRE 1.4/1.5 runs only if I set the heap up
to initial heap=128MB and maximal heap=256MB
from the JRE- Icon in the System Panel.

Microsoft's MSJVM 5.0.0.3810:
This Engine displays all 25 Applets after the first start, slow down after
the first refresh and freeze after the second refresh.
After that the IE 6.XX is not longer usable and must be killed with the
taskmanager.

Who can I tell me how can I tell my WindowsXP that the MSJVM can get more
resources? I have a lot (1GB) .


If I have an application with only one Applet, the Sun Engine JRE runs in
their default, the MSJVM too.



Kind regard



Jasper Friese
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Kevin Dean [TeamB]
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 9:23 pm    Post subject: Re: IE6/MSJVM freeze Reply with quote



Jasper Friese wrote:

Quote:
I have a terrible problem and I hope somebody can help me.

I develop and support an application with HTML- sites
which contains a lot of Applets (5-25 per site).

Sun's JRE:
Under Windows2000/XP/IE6.xx the JRE 1.4/1.5 runs only if I set the heap up
to initial heap=128MB and maximal heap=256MB
from the JRE- Icon in the System Panel.

Microsoft's MSJVM 5.0.0.3810:
This Engine displays all 25 Applets after the first start, slow down after
the first refresh and freeze after the second refresh.
After that the IE 6.XX is not longer usable and must be killed with the
taskmanager.

Who can I tell me how can I tell my WindowsXP that the MSJVM can get more
resources? I have a lot (1GB) .


If I have an application with only one Applet, the Sun Engine JRE runs in
their default, the MSJVM too.

I personally have never used the MS JVM; it supports only JDK 1.1 and even
then it apparently has some issues. The behaviour you're seeing with MS
JVM doesn't really surprise me.

I'm surprised that the Sun JRE won't run the applets using its default
configuration; I've run applets of various sizes without having to tweak
the plug-in. I haven't, however, tried to run 25 applets at once, which
is the likely cause of your trouble.

My only suggestion would be to insist on the Sun JRE for running your
applets. If at all possible, try to simplify your page to use fewer
applets as well. Much of what applets were originally used for (rollover
buttons, for instance) can now be accomplished with JavaScript.
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Jasper Friese
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 6:30 pm    Post subject: Re: IE6/MSJVM freeze Reply with quote



Hallo Kevin,

thanks for your reply, but my application need (too) many Applets.
It is a part from a big process management system. The processes are
the background- pictures and the Applets on it displaying the data.

A real solution are servlets which can working as GIF- generators,
but they are not ready.

I do not like the MSJVM too, but my customer love it.


Thanks
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Paul Furbacher [TeamB]
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 10:01 pm    Post subject: Re: IE6/MSJVM freeze Reply with quote

Paul Nichols [TeamB] wrote:

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In addition to what Kevin stated, sounds like your app could use an update
to use Java Web Start. That may solve all of your woes.

Or maybe AJAX would be more appropriate for real-time
update of information without refreshing the entire
page by going back to the server.


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Paul Nichols [TeamB]
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PostPosted: Fri Jan 20, 2006 11:26 am    Post subject: Re: IE6/MSJVM freeze Reply with quote

Jasper Friese wrote:


Quote:


If I have an application with only one Applet, the Sun Engine JRE runs in
their default, the MSJVM too.


In addition to what Kevin stated, sounds like your app could use an update

to use Java Web Start. That may solve all of your woes.
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Paul Nichols [TeamB]
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PostPosted: Sat Jan 21, 2006 8:22 am    Post subject: Re: IE6/MSJVM freeze Reply with quote

Paul Furbacher [TeamB] wrote:

Quote:
Paul Nichols [TeamB] wrote:

In addition to what Kevin stated, sounds like your app could use an
update to use Java Web Start. That may solve all of your woes.

Or maybe AJAX would be more appropriate for real-time
update of information without refreshing the entire
page by going back to the server.


That would require a complete rewrite. JWS would only require a wrapper.
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