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JAVA warning dialogues to bypass during NanoGong activities
- You may be prompted to update JAVA – likely a not a bad idea:
![java outdated warning_thumb[1]](https://plagwitz.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/java-outdated-warning_thumb1_thumb1.png?w=560&h=354 "java outdated warning_thumb[1]")
- Click “RUN”:
![image_thumb[8]_thumb[1]](https://plagwitz.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/image_thumb8_thumb1_thumb1.png?w=461&h=542 "image_thumb[8]_thumb[1]")
- Check (1) “Accept”and Click (2) “Run”:
- Click “Don’t Block”:
![CAM03106_thumb[1]](https://plagwitz.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/cam03106_thumb1_thumb1.jpg?w=556&h=294 "CAM03106_thumb[1]")
- Even more annoying when warning dialogues do not come to the foreground, and your computer/web browser simply seems to be stuck. Check your task bar/dock for blinking/jumping JAVA notifications, like here:
. - You have to bypass these dialogues only once – per session (lab) or possibly per computer. Choose the right answer, for university assignments, it is safe to “Allow! Allow! Allow! (“run”, “don’t block:”, update”, what ever – use common sense).
- Remember, thinks could be worse, – like if you try to use NanoGong in a Firefox that has not been explicitly configured to allow JAVA applets – read more on our troubleshooting NanoGong page.
![java outdated warning_thumb[1]](https://plagwitz.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/java-outdated-warning_thumb11.png "java outdated warning_thumb[1]")
![image_thumb[8]_thumb[1]](https://plagwitz.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/image_thumb8_thumb11.png "image_thumb[8]_thumb[1]")
![CAM03106_thumb[1]](https://plagwitz.files.wordpress.com/2013/10/cam03106_thumb11.jpg "CAM03106_thumb[1]")
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