Runtime Library Error

[cs]

When my web page loads an error box appears (see below).
Do not know why this box appears because once ignore is
pressed the page loads up without any additional
problems. On the last line, it says JIT must be
enabled.. Cannot find any documentation on what JIT is.
All help is appreciated. I am using XP. Here is what
the error message says....

Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Assertion Failed!
Program: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\explore.exe
File../../../src/share/native/sun/awt/.../fontObject.cpp
Line: 498
Expression: errno == 0 && count == (size_t) size
For information on how your program can cause an
assertion failure, see the visual C++ documentation on
asserts
(please retry to debug application - JIT must be enabled)

 

[Steve Easton]

Java awt is the java Abstract Window Toolkit,
which is part of Java Virtual Machine.
JVM is not included / installed in Windows XP, IE 6
and must be downloaded and installed from
sun java.

That said, if you are using hover buttons or
another feature/ or java applet that requires JVM, you
might reconsider using dhtml istead.
Most folks have stopped using hover buttons
for this reason

 

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[Tom Pepper Willett]

Steve: The MS JVM was actually included in WinXP SP1, and now has been
discontinued from that. SP1a is now being used and it's not there.
However, some PCs, such as Dell, are now shipping with SP1a and the Sun
version of JVM pre-installed. This on the new WinXP Pro machines we just
bought for the company. My home Dell PC is WinXP Home, and it came with the
SP1 that had the MS JVM already installed.
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| Java awt is the java Abstract Window Toolkit,
| which is part of Java Virtual Machine.
| JVM is not included / installed in Windows XP, IE 6
| and must be downloaded and installed from
| sun java.
|
| That said, if you are using hover buttons or
| another feature/ or java applet that requires JVM, you
| might reconsider using dhtml istead.
| Most folks have stopped using hover buttons
| for this reason
|
| --
| using 2k PRO but....95isalive
| This site is best viewed............
| .......................with a computer
|
| | > When my web page loads an error box appears (see below).
| > Do not know why this box appears because once ignore is
| > pressed the page loads up without any additional
| > problems. On the last line, it says JIT must be
| > enabled.. Cannot find any documentation on what JIT is.
| > All help is appreciated. I am using XP. Here is what
| > the error message says....
| >
| > Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
| > Assertion Failed!
| > Program: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\explore.exe
| > File../../../src/share/native/sun/awt/.../fontObject.cpp
| > Line: 498
| > Expression: errno == 0 && count == (size_t) size
| > For information on how your program can cause an
| > assertion failure, see the visual C++ documentation on
| > asserts
| > (please retry to debug application - JIT must be enabled)
|
|

 

[cs]

Let me ask... exectly what do I install to fix the
runtime library error box... thanks. PS - and what does
JIT must be enabled mean. Thx again.

 

[Steve Easton]

Confusing at best.!!

 

[chris leeds]

and the real shame is that the sun jvm is nowhere near as good "imho" as the
ms one.
the ms jvm is still available for download from certain sites where their
software relies on it. I know because i downloaded it for "posterity" a few
weeks ago.