JAVASetuptoaccessGFRS
To access the GFRS application the end users’ JAVA needs to be setup in the following manner:
1. Installation – A 32-bit (i586) version of JAVA should be installed. The appropriate versions are:
Platform Product
1.7 1.7.0_25
1.7 1.7.0_51
1.7 1.7.0_80
2. When installed properly, the JAVA control panel will appear as such:
3. In the Java Control Panel, under the “Security” tab, the settings should be as follows:
4. In the Java Control Panel, under the “Advanced” tab, the settings should be as follows:
Mixed code (sandboxed vs. trusted) security verification – should be set to “Disable
verification (not recommended)”
Perform signed code certificate revocation checks on – should be set to “Do not check
(not recommended)”
Check for signed code certificate revocation using – should become greyed out.
No other changes should be needed.
5. Be sure to restart all browsers / browser windows and reattempt access to the GFRS application.
6. When you open the GFRS application in Internet Explorer (must use IE) you will see the
following prompts:
Note: You already installed one of the acceptable versions. In this example 1.7.0_80 is installed. Choose
to run with the version you have installed.
7. You should now be able to access the GFRS application. If you are still having issues, first try
restarting the PC and retrying the connection.
