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[Peter Veerman <pveerman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Searching further lead me to:
http://icedtea.classpath.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=177

This bug was resolved as invalid. Bug 177 was caused by a certification
issue. Here comes in the logic. When I connect to my compaq device,
firefox starts complaining about the fact that the certificate can't be
verified with any of its know CA's. So I have to force firefox to accept
the certificate. What now think based on the link above is that icedtea
is unable to fetch the java files from my compaq device because it does
not accept the certificate of the device.

Do I now think in the right direction or am I way off here?

A workaround for an issue like this is provided here:

http://muzso.hu/2008/08/12/how-to-overcome-a-certain-type-of-start-
applet-not-initialized-error-with-an-ubuntu-firef


** Bug watch added: Iced Tea Bugzilla #177
   http://icedtea.classpath.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=177

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The plugin does not properly start HP RiLOE II remote console
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/198093
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Status in “openjdk-6” package in Ubuntu: Confirmed

Bug description:
I have a java jar file, which is used by the HP RiLOE II remote console board. The applet is embedded into the web interface of the RiLOE like so:

<!-- Use jar based archive -->
document.writeln("<APPLET CODE = \"remcons.class\" ARCHIVE = \"remcons.jar\"");
document.writeln("width="+consoleWidth+" height="+consoleHeight+">");
document.writeln("<PARAM NAME = ARCHIVE VALUE = \"remcons.jar\" >");
document.writeln("<PARAM NAME=\"DUALCURSOR\" VALUE=\"false\">");

The applet only produces a gray square area, with so signs of any interactivity.

When the applet does work, using the official JDK, the applet displays a screen of my server, which I can use to remote control it.

Please note that on AMD64, I'm forced to using IcedTea as the official Sun JRE does not provide a web plugin!