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JavaScript Interpreter, Java Plug-in and an applet (i.e. The following picture shows the thread interactions between the Applets making JavaScript to JavaĬalls and vice versa should be designed with the thread related Plug-in creates a separate worker thread for every applet. The Java Plug-in is capable of managing multiple threads. The above steps starting from (2) will be followed.įamily or any later family, the latest available JRE will be usedĪ web browser's JavaScript interpreter engine is single thread. When considering a request to launch an applet on a particularįamily, the most recent JRE from that family will be selected and Is re-launched on top of the latest available JRE version. User whether he or she wants to allow it to. Is requesting to run on top of an older JRE release, and asks the A dialog box is presented indicating that this applet

Otherwise, we are dealing with an unsigned applet on an "older".

Source has already been trusted), no further prompting is done and

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The user accepts the security dialog for the applet (or the code

Otherwise, the code for the applet is downloaded in a JVM.

That version, no further prompting is done and the applet is (See Deploying Java Applets With Family JRE Versions in Java Plug-in for Internet Explorer for more information.) If it is equal to or more recent than

The selected JRE version is compared against the securityīaseline for the family.

Otherwise, the latestĪvailable JRE on the machine is selected. Otherwise, if there are one or more installed JREs in the sameįamily, the latest version is selected. Match of the version string, that JRE version is selected.

The list of available JREs is consulted.

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Version (for example, a particular update release like

When considering a request to launch an applet on a specific JRE It will only execute anĪpplet on an earlier JRE version if explicitly requested. The Java Runtime Environment Settingsĭialog, which is accessed by clicking View in the Java tab of the Java Controlīy default, the Java Plug-in will execute all applets in the

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On Solaris, Linux, and Mac OS X platforms, auto-detection of Java Plug-in will automatically detect the installed JREs and add

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On Windows platforms, both the Java Control Panel and the ~/.java/deployment/deployment.properties. Solaris, Linux, and Mac OS X platforms, it is generally located in It is generally located in C:\Users\\AppData\LocalLow\Sun\Java\Deployment. This list are encoded in the deployment.propertiesįile whose location is platform-dependent.

The entries listed in the Java Control Panel ("Java" tab, "View" On all platforms, the Java Plug-in locates JREs to use from Plugin by disabling them in the Java Control Panel. Particular versions of JRE can be marked as unavailable to the But that's only a concern when you have multiple applets Might both run in the same JRE, causing one of them to run out of If two applets each require a large amount of memory, they

The JRE's launch parameters satisfy the applet's.

The JRE version required by the applet matches an.

But an applet will run in an existing JRE as long as: With that architecture, a new JRE can be launched whenever it is On all supported platforms, in the same way, so

The message-passing interfaces are written in Java, so they run.

Subset of an existing JRE, otherwise, a new JRE instance is (A new applet uses an existing JRE if it's requirements are a

Applets can specify JRE start-up parameters such as heap size.

Applets that require different versions of the JRE can run.

Process sockets, so things continue to work as they didīefore, only better. Existing APIs have been re-engineered to use The browser and the applet can still communicate with oneĪnother, however. An applet can also request to be executed in the Version of JRE to be used and can specify what options need to be JVM process can be shared between multiple applets, or applets mayīe placed into different processes depending on whether theĮxisting JVMs match the applet requirements and have enough Instead, they are executed in a separate process. With the Java Plug-in, applets are not run in the JVM inside theīrowser.

This document describes how the Java Plug-in controls theĮxecution of applets and interactions between applets and the Java Rich Internet Applications Guide > Applet Developer's Guide > Java Plug-in and Applet Architecture Please visit for the most up-to-date documentation. They remain available for archival purposes. These documentation pages are no longer current.