Checkout form issue and Java

While using a checkout form in a xml format and cross platform of java on and iPad were the home based software is on http://vanrentalz.com the error keeps on coming back.
Any suggestions ?

An iOS device can't run Java, so you can't use any web site that requires it. That site doesn't appear to be using Java, though, just JavaScript which despite the similarly in name is completely different. Most likely the site isn't coded properly for the iPad (it displays a bit odly even in Safari on a Mac). Is that site yours, or just one you are trying to use?
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