Remote Scripting Killed By JRE International Version?

<i><b>Originally posted by : Scott Walker (swalker@meridium.com)</b></i><br /><br /> I've got a web app that uses the Microsoft remote scripting engine to run some ASP script on the server. <br /><br />This application works fine and has always worked fine without any version of the JRE installed. If I install the JRE version 1.3 (English edition) this application still works fine. If I install the JRE 1.3 (international edition) the remote scripting no longer works.<br /><br />Does anybody have any idea why installing the international JRE would hose my remote scripting? <br /> <br />

<i><b>Originally posted by : Stan Jordan (skjordan@worldnet.att.net)</b></i><br />Scott...<br />Take a look at PC Magazine 10/15/02 page 75. When you installed the Sun JRE, it killed the MS JVM by trickery in the Windows Registry. If this is indeed your problem, you can fix it by editing the Registry (see the PC Mag article for details). You are a casualty of MS-Sun wars. Welcome to the club, and good luck.<br /><br /><br /><br />------------<br />Scott Walker at 7/30/2002 1:26:33 PM<br /><br /><br /> I've got a web app that uses the Microsoft remote scripting engine to run some ASP script on the server. <br /><br />This application works fine and has always worked fine without any version of the JRE installed. If I install the JRE version 1.3 (English edition) this application still works fine. If I install the JRE 1.3 (international edition) the remote scripting no longer works.<br /><br />Does anybody have any idea why installing the international JRE would hose my remote scripting? <br /> <br />