64-bit working?

I'm not 100% sure but I think I'm having trouble getting FOP
to work
with a 64-bit browser.  Specifically, I'm running the server
on a 64-bit
CentOS machine and using a browser on my 64-bit Fedora
workstation.  The
client connects then disconnects.  The server only seems to
log the
connect then the disconnect and cleanup.  Beat my head
against for a
couple hours.  Tried the SVN version.  No luck.  

Fired up a browser on a 32-bit Windows machine and it's
working fine.  

Anybody seen this?

pd
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If you are using Firefox on the CentOS machine, you need to
install and 
use the 32 bit version of firefox and install the 32 bit
flash player 
plugin.  Then it will work.

Jason

Paul Dugas wrote:
> I'm not 100% sure but I think I'm having trouble
getting FOP to work
> with a 64-bit browser.  Specifically, I'm running the
server on a 64-bit
> CentOS machine and using a browser on my 64-bit Fedora
workstation.  The
> client connects then disconnects.  The server only
seems to log the
> connect then the disconnect and cleanup.  Beat my head
against for a
> couple hours.  Tried the SVN version.  No luck.  
> 
> Fired up a browser on a 32-bit Windows machine and it's
working fine.  
> 
> Anybody seen this?
> 
> pd


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On Sun, 2008-01-06 at 10:27 -0500, Jason Bachman wrote:
> If you are using Firefox on the CentOS machine, you
need to install and 
> use the 32 bit version of firefox and install the 32
bit flash player 
> plugin.  Then it will work.

Is this a fault in the 64-bit Flash plugin, op_server, or
the SWF?  Just
curious.  If it's one of the later two, I may be able to do
some poking
around in the code but I don't want to waste my time if
not.

Paul
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The problem is that there is no 64 bit flash player for
Linux. See 
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/
viewContent.do?externalId=6b3af6c9&sliceId=2 
   The work around to install the 32 bit versions to make it
work. 
Also, Sun only provides a 32bit JRE for linux so if you need
to install 
Sun's Java, you need the 32 bit version for that as well.

Jason

Paul Dugas wrote:
> On Sun, 2008-01-06 at 10:27 -0500, Jason Bachman
wrote:
>> If you are using Firefox on the CentOS machine, you
need to install and 
>> use the 32 bit version of firefox and install the
32 bit flash player 
>> plugin.  Then it will work.
> 
> Is this a fault in the 64-bit Flash plugin, op_server,
or the SWF?  Just
> curious.  If it's one of the later two, I may be able
to do some poking
> around in the code but I don't want to waste my time if
not.
> 
> Paul


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