Can't download JRE

I cannot download the JRE from java.com . Any download button just hangs and then results in "Page not found". Tried it from 3 Windows systems on two different ISPs. Been this way since Monday, March 1st.
Is this happening to others?
I really need the offline install for 1.4.2_03.
Thanks

Yep, me too (from Australia).
There seems to be something wrong with the site.
Cheers,
Dave

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