Java desktop popup issue on Yosemite Beta

I wish I could help but I haven't encountered this problem after installing the beta today. What Mac do you have?

 

Java on Yosemite

Java was broken for me too out of the box. The Sun Java installer is broken and will not install as it thinks that osx 10.10 is actually 10.1.0..

Download the pre-release Java 8 for mac from sun here which fixes that problem: https://jdk8.java.net/download.html

Install JRE & JRK

or go directly to Apple and download JavaRE 6 and hope it updates to 7 or 8 at some point.
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1572?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US

 

Why would you download the pre-release of Java 8 when the final release has been out since March? You can get it here:

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index-jsp-138363.html

That should fix your problem. You're better off with the Oracle JRE anyway as Apple stopped making their JRE since 10.6 and the last version of Java Apple produced was version 1.6, which is full of security issues.

 

I'm having the same issue, and I'm noticing it after my screen sleeps and I have to log back in, but at other times too.

I don't want to install the JRE, because I don't know what's kicking off this message. That's the question for me: what is trying to run?

 

I've been having the same issue. Even after updating it to Java 8, it still shows the popup. Don't know what it could be. Sent in Feedback Issue.

 

I uninstalled Java and then went to Oracle's website and installed the version they recommended. No change. Still getting that message.

 

Anyone come up with a solution?

 

I installed Java 8 JDK (NOT the JRE) and solved the issue Wish this helps

 

Tried that. It said I had the wrong version of OS X.

 

Did you donwloaded it from here?:
https://jdk8.java.net/download.html

I have Yosemite Public Beta 1

 

I just tried again. We'll see if it works. I also have PB1.

 

what shows if you type java on the terminal? Does it show that Java 8 is installed? Does Java 8 shows installed in the Java System Settings?

 

Java showed installed before and the pop up still showed up. Like I said, wait and see...

 

check from the terminal; if the terminal does not see JAVA means it is not fully installed. When I installed the JRE everythign looks installed but did not showed installed on the terminal. when I installed the JDK java listed in the terminal

 

It see's it in terminal, but since this is an intermittent problem, I will wait and see.

 

best of luck. sorry I was not of more help. If i find other solutions i will post it

 

Are you kidding? Yours was the most helpful thus far.

 

I was getting this popup too, very annoying. I checked online and could not find a solution.

This seemed to do the trick http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1572?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US

 

I was getting this popup too, and I also get high CPU load from windowserver ONLY WHILE IN SCREENSAVER MODE. I just hear the fans whirr up and such. I was looking at console log because of one MacWorld post:

http://www.macworld.com/article/1163410/bugs_and_fixes_when_os_x_lion_slows_to_a_crawl.html

I saw that windowserver was getting the request to set something foreground, for installing java. I looked at the timestamp and thought, what else happens at that time, which would throw the java installer? Well! com.facebook.videochat.Tom.updater was running! I had my culprit, and so I searched duckduckgo for com facebook videochat updater os x. And up came this: http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/os...ebook-video-chat-plugin-causing-problems.html

Jackpot! Facebook videochat updater uses Java! That's what's running periodically. So...

I don't know the service (well, I mentioned it above, but maybe there's others) so I did

Code:

launchctl list | grep facebook

Two results: the com.facebook.videochat.Tom.updater and com.apple.facebook.xpc, which I think is fine. so. disabling that might fix it, and hopefully will fix my fans whirring up during the screensaver.

(You NEED to do the list first since it will use your name or some variant thereof in the filename, so without doing the launchctl list you won't know it.)

 

thanks this helped me

For me it was under /Users/_myname_/Library/Application Support/Facebook and I just deleted everything in there.

 

Installing the JDK also worked for me:
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk8-downloads-2133151.html

 

Getting this message with the official Yosemite release. Just installed the JDK, let's hope that helps.

 

I am getting it too on the release Yosemite. It is driving me crazy.

I tried to install the jre, but I will try the other one now.