I am working on implementing a listener so that it will size with the window. this.getRootPane ().setMinimumSize (new Dimension (900,600)) This allowed me to set the size of the applet. Also, if you have some way (such as 'netstat -a') to, keep an eye on exactly where it is connecting while it updates, and please then post back the results of tracing that. I added the following line to my init method in the JApplet. L2Pullout, could you traceroute to some of the world servers and post back with the results of those? I get the feeling now that the ping is running too high on the round-trip. This kind of I/O error means you're already able to load the game applet, and it can't maintain the connection to the server. I'm now feeling like I misread something before. 'Time to rule problems with this out.' DevnullĮDIT: Scratch the above line of thinking, unless you want to check it anyway.

It quickly grew into biggest MMORPG of all times. Its an old online RPG that was really popular back in the early days of online games. :geek:īTW, if you do have any accepted certificates, that should rule out this line of thinking. Every RPG player has probably heard of Runescape. If you have any accepted certificates, they'll have 'Jagex Ltd' on their 'Issued to' name. Do you have any accepted Security Certificates from Jagex in your Java Control Panel? If you don't know where to look, that will be in 'Security (tab) > Certificates (button) > Trusted Certificates (Cert. Posted on RSOF, but thats like asking Special Ed class to tutor me after school. I even turned on Bloom yesterday and watched the pretty campfires in the GE. If formatting won't do it then I don't know what will.ĭid jagex completely remove unsigned versions and such? I've googled and searched everywhere, but haven't came up with a solution. Win7, specs shouldn't matter as they are enough to play and played just fine before the past few days. Uninstalled java/re installed v6 update 29 Windows firewall is off and this is a fresh copy of windows. I have no firewall or virus no filtering software. This is most likely caused by firewall/antivirus/filtering software on your computer, or a fault with your network hardware/software.

RuneScape was unable to communicate reliably with the update server. But, honestly, I don't know what java has to do with you trying to save an image. You really don't need to change anything in the java settings to view applets just fine in Firefox. Eventually it gets to fetching updates 27% (10) where I assume the 10 is the amount of tries before it gives up. The warning you recieved is 'normal' don't worry about it- Firefox will 'find' the java plugin.

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