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Install ooVoo on the Desktop and not in the Application folder, and after drag & drop into the Application folder. This should fix things. This problem may be caused by permissions:Please check the following:Find the ooVoo file, right click on it and select 'Show package content' --> double click to open the 'Contents' folder and then the 'Resources' folder --> Right click on the Java folder and select 'Get info' from the menu. Click on 'Ownership and permissions'. Do you see 'Read & write' permission or ‘Read only’? If it's Read only, try changing it to Read & write, then try opening it.

Please let us know if this does the trick.

We will fix this in the next version.

Best Regards,
ooVoo Dave

All After upgrading to the latest Apple released version of Java for OSX (I run 10.5.6) I was no longer able to start ooVoo. I get the following message: 3/9/09 7:44:06 AM JavaApplicationStub[65482] AppKitJava: uncaught exception WebKitThreadingException (objc_object* -[WebView initWithFrame:frameName:groupName:](WebView*, objc_selector*, NSRect, NSString*, NSString*) was called from a secondary thread) 3/9/09 7:44:06 AM JavaApplicationStub[65482] AppKitJava: exception = objc_object* -[WebView initWithFrame:frameName:groupName:](WebView*, objc_selector*, NSRect, NSString*, NSString*) was called from a secondary thread 3/9/09 7:44:06 AM JavaApplicationStub[65482] AppKitJava: terminating. 3/9/09 7:44:06 AM com.apple.launchd[195] ([0x0-0x10a10a].ooVoo[65482]) Exited with exit code: 1 I have tried removing ooVoo and re-installing including installing to the desktop as recommended in this thread ... all to no avail. I still cannot start ooVoo since the last Apple Java update. Also, when I performed the re-install, I did it using a fresh download from the ooVoo download site. Any help will be appreciated Brian

Hi Dave I followed your procedure and my Java folder already had 777 permissions with my user ID as the owner. I look forward to the next release. Brian

To bdimambro: While a bit late in posting, the solution would be to replace ooVoo's JavaApplicationStub with the updated one in OS X. Copy the file in /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/A/Resources/MacOS/ titled "JavaApplicationStub," and overwrite the one found in /Applications/ooVoo/Contents/MacOS/.