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Trouble Shooting:Here, you find some support hints, when problems occur with my skin: 1. Active-X Requester Warning
If
the Java classes or the Java Runtime Environment are not installed correctly
or not functioning properly, the skin will use the internal JavaScript code to
perform the related functions. For security reasons the system will then show
a warning (Active X Requester) each time such code is running, informing you
that a script is trying to access the file system. This can only be avoided by
the correct installation of the classes and the Java Runtime Environment
(Virtual Machine).
Illustration:
Active-X Requester 2. Java Classes Error
Besides
installing the Java classes you also need to grant "permissions" to
access certain system resources, such as the file system. For Sun's Java VM
this can be done with the tool "policytool.exe", which is
found in the "bin" subfolder of the Java installation ("<Program
Files>\Java\j2re1_x.y_z" or "<Programs>\Java\jre1_x.y_z",
from now on referred to as <JAVA HOME>).
At
first startup policytool.exe may give you a message, that the file "<HOME_PATH>\.java.policy"file
of your user account was not found, which can be ignored for the time being.
Illustration:
Sun's Java Policy Tool
Use
File|Open to locate and open the file "java.policy" file in
"<JAVA-HOME>\lib\security". Then click "Add Policy
Entry" to open the Policy Entry window.
Now
some permissions must be added to the Policy. Click the button "Add
Permission", which will open yet another window called "Permissions".
Five permissions will have to be created, in order to allow access to the data files, the pictures and access to the internet for the downloads. a. RunTimePermission I
Select
"RuntimePermission" from the first dropdown ("Permission").
Select
"modifyThreadGroup" from the second dropdown ("Target
Name").
Click
"OK" to confirm.
b. RunTimePermission II
Select
"RuntimePermission" from the first dropdown ("Permission").
Select
"modifyThread" from the second dropdown ("Target Name").
Click
"OK" to confirm.
c. FilePermission I
Select
"FilePermission" from the first dropdown ("Permission").
On
the right side, next to "Target Name:", enter the full path to the
image directory <DVD-Profiler>\\images\\-
(i.e. the subfolder "images" in the installation directory of
DVD-Profiler followed by a dash ("-")).The dash at the end
will include all subdirectories. For example:
C:\\Program
Files\\InterVocative Software\\DVD Profiler\\IMAGES\\-
Enter
"read,write" into the field next to "Actions.
Click
"OK" to confirm.
d. FilePermission II
Select
"FilePermission" from the first dropdown ("Permission").
On
the right side, next to "Target Name:", enter the full path to the
image directory <DVD-Profiler>\\data\\infos\\-
(i.e. the subfolder "data\infos" in the installation
directory of DVD-Profiler followed by a dash ("-")).The dash
at the end will include all subdirectories. For example:
C:\\Program
Files\\InterVocative Software\\DVD Profiler\\data\\infos\\-
Enter
"read,write" into the field next to "Actions.
Click
"OK" to confirm. e. FilePermission III
Select
"FilePermission" from the first dropdown ("Permission").
On
the right side, next to "Target Name:", enter the full path to the
image directory <DVD-Profiler>\\media\\-
(i.e. the subfolder "media" in the installation directory of
DVD-Profiler followed by a dash ("-")).The dash at the end
will include all subdirectories. For example:
C:\\Program
Files\\InterVocative Software\\DVD Profiler\\media\\-
Enter
"read,write" into the field next to "Actions.
Click
"OK" to confirm. e. FilePermission IV
Select
"FilePermission" from the first dropdown ("Permission").
On
the right side, next to "Target Name:", enter the full path to the
image directory <MyCollectionPath>\\-
(i.e. the Directory for your collection files (XML, Text) followed by an
asterisk ("*")).The asterisk at the end will include all files in
that directory. For example:
C:\\Program
Files\\InterVocative Software\\DVD Profiler\\*
Enter
"read,write" into the field next to "Actions.
Click
"OK" to confirm.
Illustration:
SocketPermission g. SocketPermission
Select
"SocketPermission" from the first dropdown ("Permission").
On
the right side, next to "Target Name:" enter "*".
Enter
"connect,listen,resolve" into the field next to "Actions.
Click
"OK" to confirm.
Illustration: Java
Permissions
When
all permissions are properly set, click "Done" to conclude
the procedure. In the main window do a "File|Save As"and save
the file with the name ".java.policy" (it is important to place the
dot in front of the name!) in the "root" of your user account
("C:\Documents and Settings\<USERNAME>"). Close the
Policy Tool.
Illustration: Java
Policy Tool 3. Error "Cannot create Object" when using the Revolving FeatureWhen you get the error message "Cannot create object" when using the Revolving feature for the Cover images, follow the procedure below (<typical disclaimer here>):
a.
Download and unzip the missing DXtmsft3.dll
to your SYSTEM32 directory (typically "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32"
or "C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32").
b.
Register
the .DLL like this : Click START > RUN and type (or paste)
the following: regsvr32 dxtmsft3.dll
c.
That's it.
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