Install Java Plugin Firefox Portable Version

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• Firefox (both installed version and portable version) may use the environment variable \'MOZ_PLUGIN_PATH\' to search for plugins, so you can: 1) create a new environment variable in your OS using the above-mentioned name and put as value [current plugins folder];[portable java plugins folder] 2) simply create a batch file (.BAT file), using the \'set\' DOS command to set the above-mentioned environment variable in the same format: set moz_plugin_path=[current plugins folder];[portable java plugins folder] and then insert a new line to run Firefox. 3) using the.INI file of the portable firefox version to include the plugins folder of Portable Java. The [current plugins folder] is the current folder of Firefox Plugins. If you don\'t know where it is, open firefox, go to Plugins page, search for \'default plugin\', you can read the full path where the default firefox plugin is placed. The [portable java plugins folder] is the current folder of plugins used by portable java. It is placed in \'Java bin new_plugin\' folder (Java is the root folder where Portable Java has been installed).

  To determine which version of Firefox you are running, launch the application, and select the menu item Help > About Mozilla Firefox. At the bottom of the window is a version string line that contains either \'Linux i686\' (32-bit) or \'Linux x86_64\' (64-bit). To install the Java Plugin follow these steps: Exit Firefox. Download old versions of Firefox Portable. Firefox Portable icon. Firefox Portable. Portable version for the most complete browser. Previous versions.

  If you still have problem, search for file \'npjp2.dll\', and take note of the related folder where it is placed. To check if one of the above-mentioned procedure has gone well, open Firefox and you should have two new items inside Plugins page: \'Java Deployment Toolkit\' and \'Java Platform SE\'. Hope this may be useful for all of you. If you use the procedure 1, you must logoff Windows and logon Windows again in order to let Windows load the new environment variable. [ If on some step You won\'t know what Your doing then stop.

  

  Don\'t call me responsible if something breaks, goes wrong or explodes. ] a) Obvious step: have Firefox Portable & Java Portable installed on the same location (device). Let\'s say it\'s X: PortableApps for this example b) From X: PortableApps CommonFiles Java bin delete (or move to some temporary folder) following files: - npdeploytk.dll - npjpi160_17.dll - npoji610.dll - npt.dll c) Move from X: PortableApps CommonFiles Java bin new_plugin to X: PortableApps CommonFiles Java bin following files: - npjp2.dll - npdeploytk.dll (the second one is Java Deployment Toolkit plugin, so it\'s probably not really a must) d) Now is the dirty part - changing FirefoxPortable plugin location.

  Create new text file in X: PortableApps FirefoxPortable called \'FirefoxPortable.ini\' with following content: [FirefoxPortable] PluginsDirectory=. CommonFiles Java bin (Unless You already use one - then change only \'PluginsDirectory\' line) [!] Keep in mind that changing default plugins directory is not an \'elegant\' solution. If You want to use different plugins (like Flash) You\'ll have to drop it to either: new location now set in X: PortableApps CommonFiles Java bin or Firefox app location in X: PortableApps FirefoxPortable App Firefox plugins [!!] haven\'t gave it much of a testing, but currently I\'m on vacation and using portableapps only on single home PC. • (obvious step) FirefoxPortable & JavaPortable should be installed on the same device and same root ( PortableApp) folder. Example: FirefoxPortable -> X: PortableApps FirefoxPortable. JavaPortable -> X: PortableApps CommonFiles Java. • NP*.DLL files to keep/copy.in CommonFiles Java bin folder.

  

  • Main new Java plugin: npjp2.dll from new_plugin subdir • (optionally) Java toolkit plugin: I don\'t think I need it at all and it caused some troubles in the past so You might want to disable or remove it. In Java 6 Update 19 it was called npdeploytk.dll In Java 6 Update 20 it\'s called npdeployJava1.dll In JavaPortable installers there is a copy of this file in new_plugin (doesn\'t matter witch one You keep). • OTHER NP*.DLL files should be removed.from CommonFiles Java bin Those file names change with each java update so I won\'t list them here. [MORE INFO] np*.dll files are generally mozilla plugins. In this particular case old java plugin files. Not only FirefoxPortable completely don\'t need them but they will probably cause it to crash when trying to load Java applet. • Forcing FirefoxPortable to load Java plugin from CommonFiles Java bin In FirefoxPortable directory (where launcher is located) edit FirefoxPortable.ini and change PluginsDirectory= line: [FirefoxPortable] PluginsDirectory=.

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• Firefox (both installed version and portable version) may use the environment variable \'MOZ_PLUGIN_PATH\' to search for plugins, so you can: 1) create a new environment variable in your OS using the above-mentioned name and put as value [current plugins folder];[portable java plugins folder] 2) simply create a batch file (.BAT file), using the \'set\' DOS command to set the above-mentioned environment variable in the same format: set moz_plugin_path=[current plugins folder];[portable java plugins folder] and then insert a new line to run Firefox. 3) using the.INI file of the portable firefox version to include the plugins folder of Portable Java. The [current plugins folder] is the current folder of Firefox Plugins. If you don\'t know where it is, open firefox, go to Plugins page, search for \'default plugin\', you can read the full path where the default firefox plugin is placed. The [portable java plugins folder] is the current folder of plugins used by portable java. It is placed in \'Java bin new_plugin\' folder (Java is the root folder where Portable Java has been installed).

  To determine which version of Firefox you are running, launch the application, and select the menu item Help > About Mozilla Firefox. At the bottom of the window is a version string line that contains either \'Linux i686\' (32-bit) or \'Linux x86_64\' (64-bit). To install the Java Plugin follow these steps: Exit Firefox. Download old versions of Firefox Portable. Firefox Portable icon. Firefox Portable. Portable version for the most complete browser. Previous versions.

  If you still have problem, search for file \'npjp2.dll\', and take note of the related folder where it is placed. To check if one of the above-mentioned procedure has gone well, open Firefox and you should have two new items inside Plugins page: \'Java Deployment Toolkit\' and \'Java Platform SE\'. Hope this may be useful for all of you. If you use the procedure 1, you must logoff Windows and logon Windows again in order to let Windows load the new environment variable. [ If on some step You won\'t know what Your doing then stop.

  

  Don\'t call me responsible if something breaks, goes wrong or explodes. ] a) Obvious step: have Firefox Portable & Java Portable installed on the same location (device). Let\'s say it\'s X: PortableApps for this example b) From X: PortableApps CommonFiles Java bin delete (or move to some temporary folder) following files: - npdeploytk.dll - npjpi160_17.dll - npoji610.dll - npt.dll c) Move from X: PortableApps CommonFiles Java bin new_plugin to X: PortableApps CommonFiles Java bin following files: - npjp2.dll - npdeploytk.dll (the second one is Java Deployment Toolkit plugin, so it\'s probably not really a must) d) Now is the dirty part - changing FirefoxPortable plugin location.

  Create new text file in X: PortableApps FirefoxPortable called \'FirefoxPortable.ini\' with following content: [FirefoxPortable] PluginsDirectory=. CommonFiles Java bin (Unless You already use one - then change only \'PluginsDirectory\' line) [!] Keep in mind that changing default plugins directory is not an \'elegant\' solution. If You want to use different plugins (like Flash) You\'ll have to drop it to either: new location now set in X: PortableApps CommonFiles Java bin or Firefox app location in X: PortableApps FirefoxPortable App Firefox plugins [!!] haven\'t gave it much of a testing, but currently I\'m on vacation and using portableapps only on single home PC. • (obvious step) FirefoxPortable & JavaPortable should be installed on the same device and same root ( PortableApp) folder. Example: FirefoxPortable -> X: PortableApps FirefoxPortable. JavaPortable -> X: PortableApps CommonFiles Java. • NP*.DLL files to keep/copy.in CommonFiles Java bin folder.

  

  • Main new Java plugin: npjp2.dll from new_plugin subdir • (optionally) Java toolkit plugin: I don\'t think I need it at all and it caused some troubles in the past so You might want to disable or remove it. In Java 6 Update 19 it was called npdeploytk.dll In Java 6 Update 20 it\'s called npdeployJava1.dll In JavaPortable installers there is a copy of this file in new_plugin (doesn\'t matter witch one You keep). • OTHER NP*.DLL files should be removed.from CommonFiles Java bin Those file names change with each java update so I won\'t list them here. [MORE INFO] np*.dll files are generally mozilla plugins. In this particular case old java plugin files. Not only FirefoxPortable completely don\'t need them but they will probably cause it to crash when trying to load Java applet. • Forcing FirefoxPortable to load Java plugin from CommonFiles Java bin In FirefoxPortable directory (where launcher is located) edit FirefoxPortable.ini and change PluginsDirectory= line: [FirefoxPortable] PluginsDirectory=.

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