Trados 2014 and Java version 7 Update 51 Thread poster: Kelly Venz
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Kelly Venz 
France
Local time: 20:07
Member (2010)
French to English
Dear all,
I know that this has been talked about on this site before, and I am one of the users who has been struggling to make Multiterm work with the latest java updates. I am running Windows 8.1, Trados 2014 and IE version 11.
After installing the last update to java version 7 update 51 I was unable to add or edit terms in my glossary when using Trados, which was very frustrating, esp. with large projects. I tried every suggestion on here and SDL's site to no avail. Then... See more Dear all,
I know that this has been talked about on this site before, and I am one of the users who has been struggling to make Multiterm work with the latest java updates. I am running Windows 8.1, Trados 2014 and IE version 11.
After installing the last update to java version 7 update 51 I was unable to add or edit terms in my glossary when using Trados, which was very frustrating, esp. with large projects. I tried every suggestion on here and SDL's site to no avail. Then today, I removed java from my system, loaded Trados, tried to add a term in my glossary, installed java through the multiterm window, and to my delight, everything worked! I found that if I put my security settings to high, and checked "activate java in the broweser" box, everthing worked perfectly as long as I did not give IE permission to use java when I launched an IE window. If I clicked on "yes" when I loaded IE, then I would be back to square one- which meant uninstalling Java, reinstalling through Trados etc etc. Going into my IE settings and "reversing" the process would not work either- the only option was to fully uninstall java via my control panel.
I tried this several times, and found out that if I tried to install java through IE directly, it would not work, I had to install it through my mutliterm window, which is an interesting quirk.
So here is my problem: it seems that I can only have java in one or the other (trados or IE, I haven't even tried with my other browers yet). Why is this so? Is there a work around or solution that will let me use java in both?
Thanks for all your thoughts and suggestions.
Kelly ▲ Collapse
| | | | Kelly Venz
France
Local time: 20:07
Member (2010)
French to English
TOPIC STARTER
I am coming back to my post since there is a new java update, and would like to know if someone has experienced the same problem as me before I update java again.
Thanks
Kelly
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I have had similar problems but everything was working pretty well. Yesterday, however, my MultiTerm told me there was a new Java update and I installed it (through MultiTerm, like you did). And so far, so good. Things are work smoothly so I assume this update does not have issues.
Eileen
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Local time: 20:07
Polish to English
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| Same problem with Java 7 update 55 under Vista (Studio 2014) | Apr 18, 2014 |
Virtually almost every Java update causes MultiTerm 2014 under Vista to stop adding terms as long as the update is installed through a browser or Java updater. It's no different with the current update 55.
Luckily the solution you posted (thanks!) works every time.
Let me sum it up for beginners:
If MT stops adding terms:
1. close Trados Studio
2. uninstall all Java versions in Control Panel
3. restart computer
4. start Trados Studio
5. try adding... See more Virtually almost every Java update causes MultiTerm 2014 under Vista to stop adding terms as long as the update is installed through a browser or Java updater. It's no different with the current update 55.
Luckily the solution you posted (thanks!) works every time.
Let me sum it up for beginners:
If MT stops adding terms:
1. close Trados Studio
2. uninstall all Java versions in Control Panel
3. restart computer
4. start Trados Studio
5. try adding terms to get MT to suggest Java installation
6. install Java through MT (confirm download in the MT window)
Bang! - MT works again
Eryk ▲ Collapse
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| Java console | Apr 19, 2014 |
I've updated Java to 7.55 using the option from within the Java console and haven't encountered any problems with Studio 2014. Also, my security setting is High.
good luck!
| | | | Kelly Venz
France
Local time: 20:07
Member (2010)
French to English
TOPIC STARTER | Trados 2014 and IE | Apr 22, 2014 |
Thank you everyone for your comments, glad to know that I am not the only one having this strange problem!
The remaining issue for me is enabling java in my internet browsers- as previously mentioned, if I enable java in my browsers then Multiterm does not work correctly anymore, and now every time I want to surf the internet I get an annoying "enable java?" prompt. For the moment, I click "no". Also, for certain websites and some of my other applications, they refuse to work corr... See more Thank you everyone for your comments, glad to know that I am not the only one having this strange problem!
The remaining issue for me is enabling java in my internet browsers- as previously mentioned, if I enable java in my browsers then Multiterm does not work correctly anymore, and now every time I want to surf the internet I get an annoying "enable java?" prompt. For the moment, I click "no". Also, for certain websites and some of my other applications, they refuse to work correctly because I have not enabled java.
Has anyone come up with a workaroud so that java works correctly in both Multiterm and IE/Chrome etc?
Thanks again for your input!
Kelly ▲ Collapse
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