I keep getting a Java error - inbedded in the report/dump is the following :-


If you would like to submit a bug report, please visit:
# http://java.sun.com/webapps/bugreport/crash.jsp
# The crash happened outside the Java Virtual Machine in native code.
# See problematic frame for where to report the bug.

Question - is it worth submitting a bug report?

Ah re. thrips we always call them ``harvest bugs`

Skinny, thunder bugs in the system....cure....spray liberally with fly killer!!

I find that if you dip the screen in a bucket of water this kills them. But be sure to keep the screen powered up.

they do bite actually, nasty wee nip ( sorry if that sounds racist against our Asian friends)

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Skinny - Are you still getting the Java error messages? Do you use Sharescope?

Kevin - yes and no. Its Java related and I'm getting it whether I load my monitors (ADVFN) in IE or CHROME. I'll have to explore further at the weekend. Unfortunatley it will probably be beyond me, so may have to call in the calvery.

Skinny - The notes continue to litter my desktop. I think it's connected with MAM stockwatch streaming. There also seems to be a conflict between S/scope and Stockwatch when S/scope first loads. It's annoying but doesn't seem to be a problem. I sent Java a bug report and they replied saying it was a new bug. But it looked suspiciously likle a computer-generated message.

Hmmm - ok thanks Kevin.

Kev/Skinny
I'm still getting those Java files on desktop. don't use s/scope and only get it when MAM stockwatch is on

Beginning to look as though Stockwatch is the culprit.

I don't use either, so I'm guessing its Java?

all,

you should be able to turn off debugging by going into the java console, this should stop the notepad error reports being produced and clogging up your desktop. If you have a java application running, you should see the java cup in the system tray (bottom right of your screen). right click on that and open java control panel.

Now click on advanced and expand the debugging section - make sure there are no ticks next to enable tracing, enable logging and show applet lifecycle exceptions. Click apply and then ok, and this should hopefully stop the issues you have.

If this does not work, try googling 'java debugging switch off' or words to that effect for any different instructions on the subject.

Ian

I`ve had that problem since starting using WIN7/IE, its carp it really is, you get all sorts of hints and tips popping up when a problem happens , but nothing resolves it, and don`t talk to me about IE9 ,

grrrr!!!!

Good ol' fashioned XP with IE8. Can't beat it! ;o)

Thats what I've got!

Using Win 7 64bit & Firefox without any problems.....

Thanks for your interest in my problem, Ian. Done as you suggested - but there were no ticks against the three items you mentioned. Hmm...?

Aye Firefox is much better, don`t know why I don`t use it all the time.