Clearing your Java cache on Windows
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Gene Curtiss
Dec 7, 2009, 3:23:43 PM12/7/09
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As Max posted in the topic on upgrading the CMS this weekend, it is
highly recommended that you clear your Java cache during the
downtime. This will ensure that the next time you connect, all new
software modules will be downloaded when you login.
The instructions for clearing your Java cache (on a Windows machine)
are located on first-call.tamu.edu (AgriLife IT's help site). Just go
there and click "FAQ" in the bottom left of the page. Enter "java
cache" into the "search for keywords" box and one of the results that
comes up is titled "Clearing Java Cache". Follow the instructions
listed under the Solution and you're all set!
highly recommended that you clear your Java cache during the
downtime. This will ensure that the next time you connect, all new
software modules will be downloaded when you login.
The instructions for clearing your Java cache (on a Windows machine)
are located on first-call.tamu.edu (AgriLife IT's help site). Just go
there and click "FAQ" in the bottom left of the page. Enter "java
cache" into the "search for keywords" box and one of the results that
comes up is titled "Clearing Java Cache". Follow the instructions
listed under the Solution and you're all set!
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