Java console error: java.io.FileNotFoundException

Robert Sio

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May 31, 2001, 12:29:15 PM5/31/01

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Dear Sir/Madam:

My customer is has Enterprise 3.01 installed on Mandrake 7.2.

The java console on a Windows workstation running IE 5 gives the errors
below. Can you advise on what is wrong and how to turn it off?

Thanks.

Robert Sio
Yutivo Corporation

Matt Schofield

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May 31, 2001, 1:26:34 PM5/31/01

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There's two sorts:

1. Netscape priviledgemanager.class - This is seen when IE connects to
Tarantella. It can be ignored.

2. file_countrycode.class and file_countrycode.properties. These files
*can* be created and added to Tarantella to allow messages in
Tarantella's Java applets (such as incorrect username/password) to be
delivered in a particular language based on the country code that the
Java returns from a routine. We haven't written any of these localised
message files yet. With these errors, what you're seeing is Tarantella's
Java querying the system for its locale, and then searching for files
based on that locale. Eventually it defaults to the English messages
built into the Java archives themselves. It too can be ignored.

Regards

Matt

Barrie Cooper

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Jun 1, 2001, 5:13:45 AM6/1/01

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Robert,

There is nothing wrong. I don't think you can turn them off - you
can turn the java console off of course. These files do not need
to be present, the java console is simply logging the fact that
they were looked for and not found.

-Barrie

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Gavin lowe

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Jun 6, 2001, 6:23:43 PM6/6/01

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Hi all,

I too encountered these errors and while everything does work eventually a side affect is that it
takes a lot longer to connect, which is very bad. I've tried setting the locale on the browser to
match the Tarantella default locale, but it didn't make any difference.

Also is there any way for the printer capabilities process to kick off after the webtop icons are
loaded ? It would make more sense to me to get the icons loaded first before trying to find the users
default print settings as it looks like extra delay from the users prespective.

Matt Schofield

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Jun 7, 2001, 6:03:28 AM6/7/01

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Gavin lowe wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I too encountered these errors and while everything does work eventually a side affect is that it
> takes a lot longer to connect, which is very bad. I've tried setting the locale on the browser to
> match the Tarantella default locale, but it didn't make any difference.

I'm looking at ways that this can be improved. The locale setting
originates from a Java API call and not the browser locale, hence your
observations. I'd imagine that this API call queries the OS, so maybe
playing with OS settings might do the trick, probably at the detriment
of having to view dates the wrong way round ;-) (mm/dd/yy).

> Also is there any way for the printer capabilities process to kick off after the webtop icons are
> loaded ? It would make more sense to me to get the icons loaded first before trying to find the users
> default print settings as it looks like extra delay from the users prespective.

Good question. Maybe one of my colleagues can help.

Regards

Matt

Peter Cartwright

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Jun 8, 2001, 5:37:43 AM6/8/01

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The client gets the webtop content and printer capabilities in parallel. Webtop content generation
involves the client sending a request to the server and significant server-side processing before the
response arrives back at the client. The client acquires printer capabilities locally whilst this is
happening. With powerful clients, the printing operation often finishes first.

renuka...@gmail.com

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