[thelist] CFJava

[Charles Wilson cw_com]

Those java .cab files your browser is trying to download have to do with the
java applets on the page; probably CFGrid, CFSlider, etc.  Are you sure you
have nothing related to Java on the page you are calling?  I haven't heard
anything about Java .CAB files trying to be downloaded even if there is no
java on the page.  You might want to check http://forums.allaire.com/ and
try searching (click "Search" at top of page)

If you do find some java on the page:
CF's Java tags/ applets require the cab file to be installed, and thus the
browser trys to download them.

If you are using CFForm, you can specify EnableCab="No" in the starting
CFForm tag so that people will not be asked to download the file.

Example: <CFFORM Action="" Method="" EnableCab="No/Yes">

If the applets are being used somewhere outside of the form, then I'd just
suggest not using them.

Would you report to us what you find?

-Charles Wilson
----- Original Message -----
From: Ed Nolan <eddie at nolans.net>
To: <thelist at lists.evolt.org>
Sent: Sunday, February 25, 2001 12:07 AM
Subject: [thelist] CFJava


> Anybody know anything about the CFJava .CAB file?
>
> When linking to an a secured server, the browser wants to download CFJava
>  CFIDE/classes/CFJava.cab ).  I'm not making a call to anything that would
> require a .cab file, much less anything Java related.  Yet, it appears
that
> each client needs this cab file.  What would be calling this file and how
> can I eliminate it?  Any suggestions greatly appreciated.  Thank you in
> advance.
>
> --- Ed Nolan
>
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