The setting related to JBK Plugin is coded in a file named jbkplugin.properties. The jbkplugin.properties file is stored in the "classes" subdirectory of the directory where JBK runtime is installed. To change the setting of JBK Plugin, edit the contents of the jbkplugin.properties file by a text editor.
##************************************************************************
##* J Business Kit: Copyright (c) FUJITSU LIMITED 1999 - 2011
##* All Rights Reserved
##*
##* jbkplugin.properties
##************************************************************************
# A line which starts with '#' is a comment line.
#
# Notice:
# - Maximum length in each line is 1024 bytes.
# - For Windows Vista/Windows 7, When you will open an applet on the web site
# within protection mode, please specify the stored folder as under the
# AppData\LocalLow in the user directory (represented as ${user.home}).
# - If the application installed folder name contains white space,
# please don't use "${jbk.home}" for the jbk.plugin.policy.url property.
# If set, the policy file fails to be read.
# the Java VM used in JBK Plugin (optional)
# Example:
#jbk.plugin.javahome=C:\jdk6
# or
#jbk.plugin.javahome=C:\jdk7
# Java VM startup options (optional)
jbk.plugin.vmoption=-Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true
# JBK Plugin policy file
jbk.plugin.policy.url=file:${jbk.home}/classes/jbkplugin.policy
# Proxy setting (optional)
# Example:
#jbk.plugin.proxy.enable=true
#jbk.plugin.proxy.http.host=proxy.fujitsu.com
#jbk.plugin.proxy.http.port=8080
#jbk.plugin.proxy.override=*.fujitsu.com
# The Java console
jbk.plugin.console.visible=false
# The download method of applets
# The following are available:
# - java:
# Uses the Java networking class.
# - native: (for Internet Explorer only)
# Uses the network functionality of the browser.
# - hybrid:
# For class files and JAR files: performs as 'native.'
# For other files: performs as 'java.'
#
jbk.plugin.protocol.http=hybrid
# The HTTPS download method of applets
# The following are available:
# - java:
# Uses the Java networking class.
# - native: (for Internet Explorer only)
# Uses the network functionality of the browser.
# - hybrid:
# For class files and JAR files: performs as 'native.'
# For other files: cannot be downloaded.
#
jbk.plugin.protocol.https=hybrid
# Applet caching
jbk.plugin.www.plugin_cache.enable=false
jbk.plugin.www.plugin_cache.dir=${jbk.home}\applet_cache
jbk.plugin.www.plugin_cache.dir.freespace=1%
jbk.plugin.www.plugin_cache.update=newer
# Accelerate mode. this property is avaliable in 'newer' mode only.
#jbk.plugin.www.plugin_cache.accelerate=true
# 2 pass mode. cannot set true with accelarate.
#jbk.plugin.www.plugin_cache.twopass=true
# Shows the download status messages
jbk.plugin.applet.showmessage=true
# Output Java VM messages
#jbk.plugin.debug.showvmmsg=true
# Java VM messages stored folder.
#jbk.plugin.debug.tracedir=C:\WINDOWS\TEMP
# Allows calling applet's methods from JavaScript
#jbk.plugin.sw.script.enable=true
# Logging Java console output
jbk.plugin.debug.console_log=false
# Stored folder for Java console output log
#jbk.plugin.debug.console_log.dir=${jbk.home}/console_log
# Maximum file numbers for Java console output log
#jbk.plugin.debug.console_log.history=5
# Maximum file sizes for Java console output log
#jbk.plugin.debug.console_log.size=100K
# Adding header for each line
#jbk.plugin.debug.console_log.header=false |
Note
When the contents of the jbkplugin.properties file are changed, the change is not reflected in active JBK Plugin. To reflect the new setting in JBK Plugin, restart the browser and re-read the HTML file using JBK Plugin by the browser.
The contents of the jbkplugin.properties file
The contents of the jbkplugin.properties file are described in the following sections:
Besides, JBK Plugin has the following functionalities:
2.3.9 Starting a Java VM in Advance
Before an applet is executed, JBK Plugin can start a Java VM in advance.
2.3.10 Notifying Applet Activation and Inactivation
The applet executed with JBK Plugin has its active and inactive status. JBK Plugin notifies the change of the status to the applet.
2.3.11 Confirming Applet Termination
If the user is going to quit the browser while applets are running in it, JBK Plugin can ask each applet whether it can be terminated.
2.3.12 Switching the Property Files
The user can switch the JBK Plugin property file (jbkplugin.properties) for each browser.
2.3.15 JavaScript Communication
The applets can call JavaScript and JavaScript can call applet's public methods.
