Getting JRE from loading all the time?

Hi, forgive me if this has been discussed some else and please direct me the the right post.

Just wonder how exactly JRE work? The first time a broswer load up a java applet, JRE will have to be loaded up. Am i right to say JRE is loaded from out local computer where JRE installed? OR it is through host server of applet?

I hope to get some some advice here. Every first time the applet is being loaded, loading up the JRE will take up time to load(depands, could be 5sec to 60sec). This is very annoying. Is the a way get rid this JRE loading problem? Or can i have JRE loaded up automatically every time the OS is started up? So that we will not have JRE loading up annoying problem every time when we call up the applet.

Anybody can help me up? Well there be any pay-JRE that i dont have to load up everytime running applet?

Thank you very much.

[883 byte] By [zeotrexa] at [2007-10-2 13:46:31]
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The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) that the JRE contains has to be loaded from your local files, first.

You could run a separate Java program from the commandline first, to cause most of the needed files to be loaded, so that they'll be loaded for the applet.

Next, the applet has to be loaded by Java, either from your local applet cache or from the remote website. When this process starts a graphic is shown. (A load across the Internet is usually slower that if the applet has been cached locally, previously.) Sun's PlugIn Developer's Guide has ways to minimize this.

The time before your applet shows is the total of the two.

There is no alternative JVM that avoids this time.

ChuckBinga at 2007-7-13 11:44:07 > top of Java-index,Desktop,Runtime Environment...