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24069 - Why won't my applets run when I am using Internet Explorer version 3 or Netscape version 3?- Usage Note
You might be using a JDK version that is not supported by your browser. See Requirements for the SAS/CONNECT Driver for Java or Requirements for the SAS/SHARE Driver for JDBC for more information about which JDK is ...
24079 - What do I do if I receive "low on memory" messages while running an applet?- Usage Note
If you are running Microsoft Internet Explorer, version 4 or higher: Select Internet Options from the View pull-down. Select the Advanced tab. Check Browse in a new process. Select OK.
24078 - Why does the Login window for the applet continue to redisplay?- Usage Note
It is possible that the user is attempting to connect to a server to which they do not have permission or that they provided incorrect login or password information.
24088 - What do I do if users cannot connect to a SAS server?- Usage Note
Verify that you have specified valid options in the tunnel configuration file. In particular, check the values you have specified for the SASHOST option because users cannot connect to hosts that are not identified in ...
24086 - Why can't the tunnel server programs locate the configuration file?- Usage Note
By default, the configuration file is copied to the same location as the server programs. These files are stored in your CGI directory. This directory is often named cgi-bin or scripts. If you moved your configuration ...
24075 - Why is SAS slow or not initializing when my applets use the SAS/CONNECT driver for Java?- Usage Note
This could be a software licensing or a communication problem. Solutions for both scenarios are: Licensing problems Verify that SAS/IntrNet software and other required SAS software (such as SAS/CONNECT software) ...
24077 - Why can't users connect to a server?- Usage Note
Users might not be able to connect to a server because: If the applet uses the tunnel feature, you might not have the correct information defined in the tunnel configuration file. See usage note #24088 for more ...
24070 - Why am I receiving a security exception or network message?- Usage Note
There are two reasons for why you might be receiving a security exception or network message: The Java security model does not allow applets to communicate with a server other than the server where the applet is ...
24091 - Why do tunneled applets not run with an HTTPS server?- Usage Note
Tunneled applets might not be running with an HTTPS server for two reasons: HTTPS support is only provided if you are using Version 1.3 of the Java Plug-in in your client environment. Sometimes the connection to the ...
24089 - Why will the applet not run from an NCSA Web server?- Usage Note
You are viewing the applet using JavaSoft Appletviewer, HotJava, or the Java Plug-in. Tunneled applets are unable to establish communication with the SAS server through an NCSA Web server.
24084 - What do I do if tunneled applets do not run?- Usage Note
Make sure that you have installed and configured the tunnel server programs as described in the readme.txt file found in the archive you downloaded. If the installation looks complete, test your installation using the ...
Some UNIX servers require that CGI programs have a .cgi extension. By default, the tunnel server programs do not have this extension. Add the .cgi extension to your server programs, making the filenames shrcgi.cgi and ...
24081 - What do I do if my connection fails with an "Unsupported Character Encoding" message?- Usage Note
If your connection fails with an "Unsupported Character Encoding" message, then you can try the following: If you use the Microsoft Java Virtual Machine (JVM) ? perhaps through Internet Explorer without the Java Plug- ...
24082 - What do I do if I encounter a problem when sending encrypted messages to the server?- Usage Note
If you run the Java drivers on Solaris 2.6 (SunOS 5.6) using JDK 1.2.0 or 1.2.1, and you encounter an error such as "Sharenet.S277.ex.txt: Userid/Password not accepted by server." when sending encrypted messages to the ...
24085 - Why do tunneled applets not run in Internet Explorer, version 4? (The applet hangs for a long time.)- Usage Note
Incompatibilities exist between tunneled applets and recent releases of the JVM from Microsoft. Because implementing a work-around for this problem might cause problems with other releases of the JVM from Microsoft, we ...
This problem usually occurs when multiple CGI programs are executing simultaneously. Address this problem by increasing the thread limit for the server by setting the registry value MaxPoolThreads to a value that is ...
Garbage collection varies across different implementations of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). To ensure that java.sql.ResultSet objects are closed properly, always explicitly close them using the ResultSet.close() ...
24076 - Why won't the applet run when my server is protected?- Usage Note
There is a known problem with the Java Plug-in. The plug-in cannot access classes on a server that requires cookies. See the Java Plug-in FAQ for more information.
24074 - What do I do if SAS does not respond when my applets use the SAS/SHARE driver for JDBC?- Usage Note
There are two things that you can check if SAS does not respond when your applets use the SAS/SHARE driver for JDBC: Verify that SAS/SHARE software is licensed and installed in the proper location. Verify that the SAS/ ...
24071 - What do I do if I receive messages that indicate that some classes are not found?- Usage Note
Review the archive.txt file found in the archive you downloaded. This file contains information about the directory structure and the files that should exist after you complete your installation. If your installation ...
The applet might require a different version of the Java Plug-In. Click on the puzzle icon. The browser should display a message telling you that you need to download the plug-in.
24072 - What do I do if I receive messages that indicate that the .jar file is not found?- Usage Note
Verify that the URL specified on the applet tag is correct and that you can access it from a browser. To do this, type the URL that is specified in the applet directly in your browser.
24069 - Why won't my applets run when I am using Internet Explorer version 3 or Netscape ...
You might be using a JDK version that is not supported by your browser. See Requirements for the SAS/CONNECT Driver for Java or Requirements for the SAS/SHARE Driver for JDBC for more information about which JDK is ...
24079 - What do I do if I receive "low on memory" messages while running an applet?
If you are running Microsoft Internet Explorer, version 4 or higher: Select Internet Options from the View pull-down. Select the Advanced tab. Check Browse in a new process. Select OK.
24078 - Why does the Login window for the applet continue to redisplay?
It is possible that the user is attempting to connect to a server to which they do not have permission or that they provided incorrect login or password information.
