We have installed Web Client Version 3 on Red Hat Linux 7.3 using the Netscape 4.39 explorer.
We try to run the Netscape on the linux console and it shows the error message: "This page contains information of a type (application/X-eskerplus) that can only be viewed with the appropiate plug-in." When we press ok button to download the plug-in, it does nothing, apparently it does not find it.
Have anybody an idea about what's happening or How to find the plug-in?
Any help will be appreciated.
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Posted 12 May 2005 - 04:52 PM
To add two more cents here,
I have been using Firefox for a few months, and have run into similar issues. My banks' on line account inquiry screen continues to scream that I am using an unsupported browser. It works just fine.
IE - something I want to use as LITTLE as possible.
Bob Filipiak
I have been using Firefox for a few months, and have run into similar issues. My banks' on line account inquiry screen continues to scream that I am using an unsupported browser. It works just fine.
IE - something I want to use as LITTLE as possible.
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Posted 01 June 2005 - 02:02 PM
Thank you for your help about the netscape and the appropiate plug-ins. but now i have another problem. when I try to run Pro-iv from the netscape on theGuest,
The Web Client service can run on a linux box... That is doubtlessly what llony is referring to.
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Joseph
linux console, It does nothing,apparently something is missing.
I tried running from a client using windows xp and it works fine, the problem happens to be on linux. Any help would be appreciate
Thank you.
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Posted 01 June 2005 - 05:20 PM
Maybe Joseph, but I'm still not absolutely sure I read the posts that way..The Web Client service can run on a linux box... That is doubtlessly what llony is referring to.
Llony,
I'm not a ProIV GUI user and I would hope someone else can give you (and me) a much more definitive answer, but FWIW my "understanding" of the ProIV GUI client is as follows:
The ProIV GUI client itself, whether run standalone or in a browser is a Microsoft-centric "solution". It "is" an Active/X "control" and as such requires some Active/X "support infrastructure" or whatever. Thus the ProIV GUI client may run in IE or Netscape ON WINDOWS but it will never(?) run in Netscape ON LINUX.
If I am correct, maybe this helps to explain your problem (or maybe not). I'll be happy to be (politely) corrected if I'm simply completely wrong - I'm really just speculating on the basis of what I've been told by others.
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