German language: Java Virtual Maschine für Windows Vista, Windows 7 oder Windows 8

Java Virtual Machine for Windows Vista or Windows 7 or Windows 8

for java applets and java applications.

There is no Microsoft Java virtual machine for Windows Vista or Windows 7 or Windows 8!

You can use ORACLE's 32-bit Java JRE 1.7.n Windows Vista or Windows 7 or Windows 8 - 32/64-bit, this contains that 32-bit browser plugin.

You can use ORACLE's 64-bit Java JRE 1.7.n Windows Vista or Windows 7 or Windows 8 - 64-bit, this contains that 64-bit browser plugin.

General Questions: Java Help Center of java.com; http://java.com/en/download/help/index.xml
: JRE = Java run time environment for executing java applets and java applications:; Information about the 64-bit Java plug-in; 1. Download the free Windows offline installation into a folder from:; http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp; Problems with the download? Switch off Virus scanners briefly, if possible!; JDK = Java development kit 32-bit or 64-bit, Version 1.6.n or newer Version 1.7.n, for Java developers from Oracle:; http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp; ===> Certified System Configurations JRE 7 and JDK 7; An overview of older Java versions in the archive from SUN ORACLE, look here ==> http://java.sun.com/products/archive/index.html; - JRE = Java Runtime Environment to run Java applets in the browser and Java applications.; - JDK = Java Development Kit to develop Java programs.; 2. Start the JRE Windows offline installation.; ( jre-7u21-windows-i586.exe ) 32-bit; ( jre-7u21-windows-x64.exe ) 64-bit; You must possess authority to start this installation on the PC.; 3. System Control:; Windows Vista 64-Bit:with both 64 and 32 bit versions of Java Control Panel (see German installation) ...automatically translated from German by Google.; Windows 7 (8) 64-Bit: with both 64 (and / or) 32 bit versions of Java Control Panel (see German installation) ...automatically translated from German by Google.; Windows: Info window in the Java Control Panel of the System Control after correct installation.
: 4. Particular settings in the java control panel for the proxyserver, if present.; 5. Listing of the installed java run time versions in the java control panel.; In the Internet Explorer 6/7/8 under Tools / Internet Options / Advanced the JRE 1.6.(v) should have inserted itself under Java (SUN); 7. In the Mozilla Firefox 10 (32-bit) under Menu / Add-ons / plugins Java Plug-In must be listed and enabled.; 8. In the Crome (32-bit) under Customise and control / Options / Under the Bonnet / Content settings .. / Plug-ins / Java must be enabled.; 9. In the Opera (32-bit) under Menu / Settings / Preferences / Advanced / Enable plug-ins must be enabled.; 10. In the Safari (32-bit) under Safari settings / Preferences / Security / Enable Java and Enable plug-ins must be enabled.; 11. Java 7 introduces changes to the Java browser plug-in behavior that enable you to make more informed decisions before running the Java applet in the browser. A security prompt asks for confirmation before allowing Java content to run in the browser.; 12. Applet example in IE 32 bit with Windows 32/64 bit or IE 64 bit with Windows 64 bit; 13. Applet example in Mozilla Firefox 32 bit with Windows 32/64 bit.; Firefox 64 bit: http://wiki.mozilla-x86-64.com/Firefox:Download; 14. Applet example in Opera 32 bit with Windows 32/64 bit.; 64-bit versions of Opera are available only for FreeBSD and Linux.; 15. Here the link for testing the Java applet shown above »interMaptiv Baden-Wuerttemberg«:; http://www.statistik-bw.de/intermaptiv; 16. Here a small Java applet »helloworld.class« for testing: Hello World (class); 17. Same applet packt into a »helloworld.jar«: Hello World (JAR); 18. Here a small Java applet »helloworld2.class« for testing: Hello World2; 19. How do I test whether Java is working on my computer? SUN Oracle Java test page; If the applet is not displayed the following 5 points should be checked:; A. "Java" must be activated in the browser options / security.; B. An existing firewall should not block java applets (CAB archives, JAR archives, class-files and *.obj files)?; Here in most cases only the system administrator can help!; C. In the java control panel an incorrect entry. see 4.; E. If the JRE installed but applets do not display, delete, and new installation of the JRE, can help.