When entering a chat room, Java takes a long time to load.

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When entering a chat room, Java takes a long time to load.

Postby NebraskaRSFan on January 27th, 2008, 1:22 pm

This is the feedback received from Parachat concerning loading of Java when entering a chat room.

Basically, they are saying it only takes longer when you first load it. They also state that if you close your browser, Java will need to be reloaded again.
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Thank you for contacting ParaChat Support. Java is a program that is installed on your computer. When you load your web browser application, and browse to a web page that has a Java applet, the Java program on your computer will start up automatically. Depending on the overall speed of your computer, Java start up can take a few seconds to as much as a minute. Once Java is fully started, the applet will load in your web browser window. If you encounter other Java applets during the same browser session, you would not need to wait for Java to start again since it is already running. As such, the first applet that you encounter in your browser session will not load until after Java starts up, which makes it appear that the first applet takes longer to start than subsequent applets that you encounter.

When you close all of your browser windows, the Java program on your computer will also stop.

When the ParaChat applet loads in your web page, the download size is only about 150 KB which is quite small (by comparison, most standard image files taken with a 5 megapixel camera are between 500 KB and 1 MB). When Java is running on your computer, the ParaChat applet will load in just a few seconds (times vary based on your computer's actual Internet connection download speed).
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Re: When entering a chat room, Java takes a long time to load.

Postby NebraskaRSFan on June 2nd, 2008, 11:17 am

With further review of ths issue, it appears that the delay in accessing our chat rooms is not necessarily an issue with Java, it maybe that the graphics that we have installed in the chat rooms causes the delay in accessing the room after Java loads.
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Postby NebraskaRSFan on July 2nd, 2010, 9:36 am

Just in case you are not aware of what Java is or why you need it, Java is a communications module that allows you to connect to some chat rooms. Visit http://www.java.com to learn more about Java and to ensure you have the latest Java updates.
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Re: When entering a chat room, Java takes a long time to loa

Postby longgame on July 2nd, 2010, 1:53 pm

Actually the latest Java needs to downgrade to work with the chat site and that only works on Firefox, not on IE. But you'd be happy to know that Soxx's room takes far longer to load and I think yours loads faster than it did last year.
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Re: When entering a chat room, Java takes a long time to loa

Postby NebraskaRSFan on August 4th, 2010, 8:40 am

Java has released a new update and it loads faster and, so far, no problems have been noticed. Recommend everyone geting the latest version of Java.

http://www.java.com
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