Close OpenFire action method, about javaforosx2014-001 delete operation

1. First, make sure you've turned off the openfire.

Open terminal (in application--utilities--)

Enter the following command

sudo rm-rf/library/preferencepanes/openfire.prefpane

sudo rm-rf/usr/local/openfire

sudo rm-rf/library/launchdaemons/org.jivesoftware.openfire.plist

The first one will let you enter the administrator password, although you enter the time, the terminal will not display, do not worry, the correct input and press ENTER, it is executed.

After three orders, OpenFire disappeared completely.

2.

Uninstalling Oracle Java only involves removing the Java plug-in file javaappletplugin.plugin.

Note: to uninstall Java 7, you must have administrator privileges.

Click the Finder icon located in the docking bar

Click the Applications tab in the sidebar

In the Search box, enter javaappletplugin.plugin

This command will find the Javaappletplugin.plugin file

Right-click Javaappletplugin.plugin and select move to Trash

Workarounds for uninstalling Oracle Java 7 using a terminal

This is an alternative to uninstalling Java 7 for advanced users who are familiar with entering commands in the terminal window.
Follow the steps listed to uninstall Oracle Java 7 from your system.
Note: to uninstall Java 7, you must have administrator privileges, and you must perform the delete command as Superuser or using sudo.

Click the Finder icon located in the docking bar

Click the Applications tab in the sidebar

Click the Utilities folder

Double-click the terminal icon

In the terminal window, copy and paste the following command:
sudo rm-fr/library/internet\ plug-ins/javaappletplugin.plugin

The method above will unload Java 7 from the user's system.

Close OpenFire action method, about javaforosx2014-001 delete operation