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From: Slava P. <sp...@gj...> - 2000-04-08 04:19:04
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Robert Mahoney wrote: > > Has there been any consideration to rolling the firewall plugin into the Core? > I ask because I loaded jEdit at work today which has a firewall and was unable > to use the Plugin Manager > to download the Firewall plugin so I could access the other plugins! Maybe the > jEdit > documentation should mention using the -Dproxy flags on startup just so people > could > get around the initial firewall issue. The firewall plugin uses Java 2-specific features, and jEdit must remain compatible with Java 1.1 until at least the MacOS has a stable Java 2 implementation. > The Firewall plugin seems a bit contradictory. You need it if you are behind > a firewall, > but you can't automatically install it because you don't have it :). It really > looks like a > perfect candidate to add to the Core. You can always manually download plugins from <http://jedit.standmed.com>. Slava |