Cyrill Vakhneyev wrote on 29 Sep 1999 at 13:28 to Jaap Van Veen:

 CV>     It's message is result of incorrect FI installation. Fisetup
 CV> couldn't set up self as browser plugin.
 CV>     Find latest fisetup at IBM's site. Unpack in temp catalog.
 CV> Other than java's temp catalog of course.
 CV>     Another way of java's installation. Without Netscape.
 CV>     1) Got latest fisetup and install it with
 CV>         fisetup /nn
 CV>     2) Unpack java's archive with subdirs
 CV>     3) Now you see a lot of catalogues with NLS setups. Copy all
 CV> files from catalogue with needed language to java's distributive
 CV> root.
 CV>     4) Find very "fat" file named java***.rsp. Where *** is java's
 CV> version. 118 in your case. In this file you must replace all "\..\"
 CV> (without quites) with "" (without quotes) using any text editor
 CV> with "search and replace" feature. File Commander's one is good.
 CV>     5) Enter in command line
 CV>         clifi /a:b /r:java118.rsp
 CV>     And got "present" :) on desktop.
 CV>     Using this object you can install java's componets without
 CV> Netscape. Semi-manually :)
 CV>     This method is very useful for installation any product which
 CV> contains .RSP files. IBM TCP/IP 4.1 with all features onto Warp 3
 CV> without LAN Server for example.
 CV>     If you want deinstall products installed using this method you
 CV> must do next steps:
 CV>     1) Open Connections->Drives->Your
 CV> bootdrive->OS2->Install->Installed Features.
 CV>     2) You can see one or more "presents".

 CV> Bye!
 CV> Cyrill                                [Team OS/2 CV004]

Thanks, yous message helped me a lot.
Jaap 
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