Batch command for using Java in IE

Hello,
I'm looking for a batch command that sets IE to use Java (Sun).
It should do the same job as if manually checking the check box of 'Use <java version> for applet' in advanced internet options of IE.
Is there a way to do it?

Sorry, currently there's no batch command to set IE to use Java from Sun.
There're quite a few registry keys need to be set when that option is selected.
Registry settings for:
- turning off console for MSVM;
- hooking up Sun's Java console to IE;
- adding a "TreatAs" to the Web Browser Applet Control so that applets with applet tag will use Sun's Java;
etc.

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