Configuring your system to use TRUexchange
- Configuring Windows computers
  - Configuring Java
    Update the site exception list and delete temporary files.
  - Configuring Internet Explorer
    Configure the trusted sites and delete temporary internet files.
  - Configuring Firefox
    Configure the add-ons and clear the browser history.
  - Configuring user account control
    If you cannot view the files you have downloaded using TRUexchange, you might need to adjust your Windows User Accounts settings.
- Configuring Mac computers
  On your Mac computer, create the requisite website exceptions for Java software and enable the Java plug-in for the Safari browser.
- Setting up Open Web Launch
  If your browser does not support the use of Java Applets, preventing you from uploading and downloading Rocket Software TRUexchange files using the browser, you can use the new Open Web Launch feature instead.
- Setting up TRUexchange Web Client
  If you are an existing TRUexchange user, you can continue to use the current Java clients. If you do not want to use Java, you can install the new TRUexchange Web Client.

Configuring Java

Update the site exception list and delete temporary files.

Important: You need to configure Java only if you are using the following:

TRUexchange Web Client (using Open Web Launch)
TRUexchange Web Client (using Java Web Start)

You need not configure Java if you are using the following:

TRUexchange Web Client (without the use of Java)
TRUexchange Desktop Client

You must install 32-bit Java version 1.6.0_03 or later. TRUexchange will not run with 64-bit Java.

From the control panel, select Java (32-bit) to display the Java Control Panel.
Click the About button to view the version number. Verify that you are using version 1.6.0_03 or later.
Close the About Java window.
Click the Security tab.
Click the Edit site list button to display the exception list.
Click the Add button and enter https://b2bi.rocketsoftware.com into the new entry.
Click OK to save the exception list.
Click the General tab and select Settings > Delete files.
Select only the Trace and Log Files and Cached Application and Applets check boxes, then click OK.
Click the Advanced tab and look for the Java Plug-in setting. If it exists, make sure the Enable the Next Generation Java Plug-in check box is cleared.
Click OK.