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    Load Default Java Runtime Environment Programmtically

    Is there a way to load the java runtime environment programmatically?

    I need to write a small app that does this on a users login, so when they try to open a page that contains java, they don't go crazy waiting for it to load.
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    Re: Load Default Java Runtime Environment Programmtically

    Actually Applets take long time to load no matter what you do. Java needs time to render the applet and cache it.

    If you want to give it a try, just try keeping a small java app running to keep the process alive
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    Re: Load Default Java Runtime Environment Programmtically

    I'm sorry, I meant in their windows startup login, when they login into their PC.

    Not log into a website. :-)
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    Re: Load Default Java Runtime Environment Programmtically

    The same. keep a small java app running to keep the VM process alive
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