Re: Sun JPI and JInitiator
- From: "Kurt Van Meerbeeck" <kurtvm@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: malufeng@xxxxxxxxx, legedoos@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 07 Aug 2008 06:55:39 +0000
Hi,
We had the same problem - the first method we tried :
- Plugin detect script by Eric Gerds
http://www.pinlady.net/PluginDetect/
-> we altered it so it could detect jinitiator and then based on which plugin
is detected we generated different html
problems :
- does not work on citrix
- some clients encountered problems with the script in place in combination
with jinitiator
- works only in IE I think and there seems to be issues in IE7
The second method is a combination of using an apache2 based reverse proxy
and rewriting urls.
We already had reverse proxies in front of our app servers so that made it
a bit easier for us. In the reverse proxy we check the user-agent http header
If we detect vista we rewrite the url so that it points to JPI enabled page.
Otherwise we point it to a JINI page.
We also have another solution based on a SSO plugin the rewrites the site-token
on a user per user basis. We are now migrating all our users (3000)
to JPI, leaving JINI. JPI has proven to be more stable overall.
cheers,
Kurt
>> we nog have to use the SUN Java plugin. I managed to do so but now I
>> hava a question: Is it possible to use both JInitiator and the SUN
>> plugin for the same application? F.e. when I have JInitiator installed
>> on the client, use JInitiator and if not, use the SUN plugin.
>>
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