Thank you, since there is no possibility of msvm for xp sp3, then i will contact my stock broker.
thanks LEM.
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Hi everybody,
i am using a stock trading platform, when i launch this is the error msg "Unable to start the application--java virtual machine cannot load class not registered" i receive instead of launching the platform. As per the instructions of the application, i was given MSVM to be installed and disable SunJVM. Once i install the MSVM, it says succeessfull, but the MSVM NO where avail. When I run the diagnostic tool for VM, the report says, there is NO MSVM is found in this computer. I am using XP professional SP3. How am i to install the MS VM?? Where can I check the VM installed or not. Please help... Thanks.
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Thank you, since there is no possibility of msvm for xp sp3, then i will contact my stock broker.
thanks LEM.
On 6/18/2010 6:00 PM, rk9372152058 wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> i am using a stock trading platform, when i launch this is the error msg
> "Unable to start the application--java virtual machine cannot load class
> not registered" i receive instead of launching the platform. As per the
> instructions of the application, i was given MSVM to be installed and
> disable SunJVM. Once i install the MSVM, it says succeessfull, but the
> MSVM NO where avail. When I run the diagnostic tool for VM, the report
> says, there is NO MSVM is found in this computer. I am using XP
> professional SP3. How am i to install the MS VM?? Where can I check the
> VM installed or not. Please help... Thanks.
>
You need to go back to the supplier of your trading application and ask
for assistance.
As the result of a settlement of litigation with Sun, Microsoft has been
prohibited from distributing its version of Java (i.e., the MS Java Virtual
Machine) since shortly after Windows XP service pack 1 was released
(that's the reason that there was a service pack 1a, which was identical
to sp1 but for the absence of the MSJVM). For more than you really want
to know on this topic, see:
http://www.microsoft.com/About/Legal/EN/US/Interoperability/Java/FAQ.aspx
--
Lem