HT1338 java block

hello there,
I am having trouble watching movie using the java application.. My laptop has been updated,but I stll cannot access the movies on the page which I am entering.
Could some kndly assist me.
Cheers,

Thanks for replying so quickly..
Here is the sight..
http://www.cuevana.tv/

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Java blocks webos doctor

I have an HP touchpad wi-fi only. I was trying to install the webos doctor as my device has been increasingly cranky and not opening some referred websites and mime files. I got the doctor partly installed and Java blocked the completion saying the certificate was out of date. When I checked the box to take the risk, Java still blocked the installation saying it was dangerous to install the program.
How do I "refresh" my tablet? As I am sure you know, HP no longer supports the tablet :-( Many thanks.
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Hello, and Welcome to the HP Support Community!
Here's my standard "How to Doctor a TouchPad" reply. See if it helps at all.
How to Doctor an HP TouchPad (reflash the ROM)
On your Touchpad be sure to have:
USB cable. The battery is charged to at least 30%.
Computer:
Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows Vista Available USB port (not a hub or secondary port). Java 1.5 or later is installed. If you are not sure about what version of Java you have, or even if Java is installed, go to www.java.com and click the Do I have Java? link to install the latest version of Java. 210MB of storage space. Internet connection.
Miscellaneous Info:
The update process will take approximately 15 minutes. During this process, your device will not be available for use.
Downloading webOS Doctor
Download webOS Doctor on your desktop computer. If you have a webOS profile, get it from http://ws.hpwebos.com/webosdoctor/sorry.htm
If not, check the webOS Internals page: http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Webos_Doctor_Versions
Get your TouchPad ready to update
Hold the Power Button for several seconds until a menu appears. Tap Shut Down to completely power down your device.
Running webOS Doctor
Double-click the file that was downloaded to run webOS Doctor. Follow the on screen directions up until you are asked to connect your device. Select the language you selected on your device, and click Next. Confirm your language choice. Click Accept to accept the terms of use. Click Next. webOS Doctor checks your system. BE PATIENT! I've seen this part take a few minutes to complete. After webOS Doctor finishes checking your system, you will be asked to connect your device.
Connecting your device and finishing the webOS Doctor update
Connect your device to your computer using the USB cable. You must connect your device directly to your computer, not through a USB hub or other intermediate device. Now the tricky part. Hold the Volume Up button on the device and insert the USB cable. After the large USB symbol appears on screen, let go of the Volume Up button. If you see the HP logo instead of the large USB symbol, you may have let go of the Volume Up button prematurely. If this occurred , wait until your device boots up, shut down your device and then repeat step 2. Windows will find your device and may offer to install two different drivers. When asked to install drivers of OMAP, select No, not at this time. When asked to install drivers for Palm Novacom (bootie), select Yes and let the drivers install. This may take a while. Once the drivers have been installed, the Next button will become available in webOS Doctor. Click Next. Do not disconnect your device from the computer during the update process. When the Reset Complete screen appears, click Done. Wait a few minutes for your device to reset. You're done!
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Why is java blocked

Is java blocked by OS on iphone 5?

No iPhone has ever supported Java. Search the app store for an app that will permit you to view sites that use java applications.

Java blocking related problem

This question is related to other questions in this discussion thread, but about a different aspect.
The program on my QNAP NAS uses Java to bring up the dialog for the selection of files to upload. Each time Java is updated this code has the problem that it doesn't find Java activated. Some other programs seem to do this themselves, but alas the QNAP code does not. A workaround is usually not to use Safari but Firefox. However, today even that didn't do the trick. Only after accessing a site whose code does activate Java itself, is the QNAP code satisfied. As I have no control over QNAP's code (and content with the current version of its system) I would like to know if there is another way to do the Java activation. Once done, I guess it will stay that way until the next Java update. Perhaps something in Terminal? I am not afraid to use that.
By the way: I have the Safari Preferences Security tab checked on "Enable JavaScript" (change and change back doesn't solve the problem, not even after quit and reopen). In the Internet plug-ins tab checkbox "Allow Java" under the button "Manage Website Settings ..." the website of the NAS is listed as having full allowances. More settings relevant to the problem I cannot find. Using the latest MacOSX.
A side note: In "Manage Website Settings ... there are four possibilities, under which "Allow Always". The strange thing here is that in contrast always an alert comes up, asking if I want to block or not. But that is the behaviour I should expect instead from selecting "Ask before Using". Is there an explanation for this? Allthough it is not so much a hindrance, I find it strange behaviour given the label.
Thanks in advance for your contributions on the solution of this problem.

You could try installing the Phony extension and set it to Desktop Firefox. If that allows you to connect to the server then your company's server is doing a bad job of detecting Firefox browsers.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/phony/
If that does not work then I don't know of anything else we can do to assist as this is a privately controlled server.

HT1338 Java on Safari 10.6.8

how do I load or upgrade java on Safari 10.6.8

Apple barred Java from running on Macs in order to safeguard users by blocking Java 7 Update 11 and adding it to the banned list in XProtect.
This was the second time in two weeks that Apple had blocked Oracle's code from running on Macs. The threat was so serious that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security had recommended that all Java 7 users disable or uninstall the software until a patch was issued. This time Java is blocked through Apple's XProtect anti-malware feature.
Java has come under fire as the means by which hackers have been able to gain control of computers. In April 2012 more than 600,000 Macs were reported to have been infected with a Flashback Trojan horse that was being installed on people's computers with the help of Java exploits. Then in August Macs were again at risk due to a flaw in Java, this time around, there was good news for Mac users: Thanks to changes Apple has made, most of us were safe from the threat.
Unwilling to leave its customers open to potential threats Apple decided it's safer to block Java entirely.
In order to block older versions of Flash, Apple has updated its "Xprotect.plist" file so that any versions that come before the current one (version 11.6.602.171) cannot be used on a Mac. Users who have older versions of Flash installed will be greeted with an alert that says "Blocked plug-in," and Safari will prompt the user to update to a newer version.
Macs running OS X Snow Leopard and beyond are affected.
UPDATE for those running Lion or Mountain Lion:
Oracle on Friday February 1 released a new version reportedly addressing vulnerabilities seen with the last build.
Apple disabled Java 7 through the OS X XProtect anti-malware system, requiring users to have at least version "1.7.0_10-b19" installed on their Macs. The release dated February 1 carries the designation "1.7.0_13-b20," meeting Apple's requirements.
Oracle "strongly recommends" applying the CPU fixes as soon as possible, saying that the latest Critical Patch Update contains 50 new security fixes across all Jave SE products.
Update for Snow Leopard users:
Apple issued update 12 for Java for OS 10.6:
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1573
Note: On systems that have not already installed Java for Mac OS X 10.6 update 9 or later, this update will configure web browsers to not automatically run Java applets. Java applets may be re-enabled by clicking the region labeled "Inactive plug-in" on a web page. If no applets have been run for an extended period of time, the Java web plug-in will deactivate.
If, after installing Java for OS X 2013-002 and the latest version of Java 7 from Oracle, you want to disable Java 7 and re-enable the Apple-provided Java SE 6 web plug-in and Web Start functionality, follow these steps:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5559?viewlocale=en_US
Further update:
Apple issued this Java related security update No. 13 on February 19:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5666
and Update No. 14 on March 4: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1573
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5677
You should also read this:
https://support.apple.com/kb/HT5672
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http://www.macworld.co.uk/macsoftware/news/?newsid=3435007&olo=email
http://www.macworld.co.uk/digitallifestyle/news/?newsid=3437378&olo=email

Java blocked in Win XP?

I have a WinXP Pro machine here that ran java applets fine.
Then someone installed the latest XP update to it, and the installation reported that it removed Java.
Both the Microsoft VM and the Sun Java plugin options on IE's Internet Options > Advanced tab are missing.
All attempts to re-install the JVM to Internet Explorer through the auto-installer still doesn't bring it back.
Attempts to install it on Mozilla end in a failed installation.
We're wondering if the latest WinXP update not only removes Java, but also blocks?
Does anyone know about this situation and how to resolve it?

Hi r.fox,
Your not alone. Our e-commerce system uses Java applets and several of our customers have had problems with Java since updating windows (mostly Win 2K and XP).
If the MS JVM has been removed, (type 'jview' into a command window to test if it's installed). then it's not easy to find the re-install files as they are not available from Microsoft (although I have a copy if you need them).
There has been a few different levels of problems some machines have lost Java completely. Some just database connections don't work and some the MS JVM works for databases and not the Sun JVM. Although it used to work before they patched windows.
There are quite a few people having this kind of problem on the forums! I hope Sun is listening.
If the MS JVM is missing, is the Sun plug-in still installed (test by typing 'java -version' in a command window)?
If so then you might need to install a different version of the Sun JVM to get it working again.
Some questions for you to find out what the problem is.
1. Which version of XP is it (Home or Pro)?
2. Is the MS JVM and the Sun JVM removed (chech 'Add/Remove Programs' and try typing the commands above into a command window (Start -> Run -> "cmd").
3. If the Sun JVM is still installed, do applets using the OBJECT tag still work?
Let me know and I'll try and help.
Alastair.

Java Blocked This Morning

I seem to be having Java plug-in problems with both Mac OS 10.6 and Mac OS 10.7 systems on our network this morning, in both cases Java applications are unable to run either from Safari or Firefox. In 10.7 I get a message about the plugin being blocked and am directed to the Java website to download an update, however, the version presented is the same one that is installed that is getting blocked (I downloaded and installed it anyway but the blocked message still remains). In 10.6 I get a message about an invactive plugin and when I click on the arrow to activate it it launches Apple Software Update which indicated that everything is up to date. Today is the last day in our pay period and our Timesheet application runs in Java so I really need to get this resolved quickly.
Does anyone have any pointers on reenabling Java?
Thanks in advance.

Apple slammed the door again on Oracle's Java this morning, due to its presence as a vector for malware intrusion. It will remain closed until Oracle decides to fix it, and Apple determines that it is no longer a threat.
You can override this protection at your own risk.
Warnings
By performing the following you understand and acknowledge that you are intentionally modifying OS X's built-in protection against the open security threat presented by Oracle's Java. In other words you're on your own.
By modifying OS X you may break your system.
Do not proceed without a backup plan.
I do not use Java because it is a security threat.
You will need Apple's Xcode. Download and install it here: https://developer.apple.com/xcode/
An application such as EasyFind will help find the file you need to modify. Download it here: http://www.devontechnologies.com/products/freeware.html
Using EasyFind or similar utility, search for the file Xprotect.meta.plist. Make EasyFind look like this:
Double-click the highlighed file to open it in Xcode. Click the "reveal triangles" under PlugInBlacklist until you find the highlighted entry for Java's minimum plugin version that looks like this:
Notice the entry String 1.7.11.22. If your version is something different than that it would be best to not proceed since it would be different than what my .plist is showing.
Click the String so that you can modify it, and change the String to 1.7.10 or earlier version of Java 7.
File > Save.
Quit Xcode.
Quit EasyFind.
You may need to reboot your Mac for this change to take effect.
This should enable you to use your Java-based timesheet application for today.
Subsequent updates from Apple will modify Xprotect so this will only be a temporary workaround, if it works at all. I cannot confirm that it will - see Warning #4 above.

Java blocking dequeue

I am writing an application that is to read messages from a queue.
The application is implemented in java using the oracle.AQ packages.
In my application I have a number of background threads that reads from a queue.
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My challenge is that the dequeue method semes to be blocking. My reader thread are waiting - but no clients are allowed to enqueue while reader threads are waiting.
Ive tried different options to make the dequeue non-blocking. Can anyone help me?
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Is Java blocked again?

I was forced this morning to update to Java 7 update 17 from Oracle. Has update 13 before.
Then it was working for a couple of hours but now its blocked again. I'm trying to run the installation again for Java 7 update 17 but i just get the message that a higher version is already installed.
I have tried it on 3 different Macs and all have the same problem.
This is really getting on my nerves as it completely stops me from doing my work.

The download from Apple is the Xprotect framework which blocks Java from working. If you didn't download the updated Xprotect, then you could continue using your current Java version, which is insecure (and the reason Apple blocked it).
You can elect to have Apple update Xprotect and secure your system (by blocking insecure Java versions on your machine), or you can elect to have Apple NOT do this and run what Java version you want. But once Xprotect is updated on your machine, you MUST update Java or you must hack a plist file to run an insecure Java.
It's your choice. And just because you don't understand my answer, does not mean it's unhelpful.

HT1338 java 7 11 okay for mountain lion??

HI
I am reading that there are problems in Java 7 for Mountain Lion.
I am not able to open any youtube or ASIC video clips. It says "blocked plug in" then has a black screen
Do I download Java JDK 7 then do I download the update JDK 7u11?
Will it then run on my mac and will I be in danger of security breaches eg trojans?
Seems like Apple are not supporting this and not offering any alternatives.
The salesman on line at Apple assured me that there would not be any problems or concerns in running Mountain Lion from 10.6.8 and I find youtube doesnt work
Thanks Trickietrev

Mac OS X x64
50.31 MB
jre-7u11-macosx-x64.dmg
This was the link that i used from your suggestion above it was 11 not 2
As per my posting it still did not run youtube clips and Killhippie suggests that it could be the flashplayer.
Perhaps flashplayer needs a new install or upgrade???
thanks Trev

HT1338 Java update to 10.6.8

How can I update my java?

Apple barred Java from running on Macs, leaving companies that rely on Java plug-ins out in the cold.
Apple blocked Java 7 Update 11 by adding it to the banned list in XProtect.
This was the second time in two weeks that Apple has blocked Oracle's code from running on Macs. This time Java is blocked through Apple's XProtect anti-malware feature.
Java has come under fire as the means by which hackers have been able to gain control of computers. In April 2012 more than 600,000 Macs were reported to have been infected with a Flashback Trojan horse that was being installed on people's computers with the help of Java exploits. Then in August Macs were again at risk due to a flaw in Java, this time around, there was good news for Mac users: Thanks to changes Apple has made, most of us were safe from the threat.
Unwilling to leave its customers open to potential threats Apple decided it's safer to block Java entirely.
Macs running OS X Snow Leopard and beyond are affected.
UPDATE for those running Lion or Mountain Lion:
Oracle on Friday February 1 released a new version reportedly addressing vulnerabilities seen with the last build.
Apple disabled Java 7 through the OS X XProtect anti-malware system, requiring users to have at least version "1.7.0_10-b19" installed on their Macs. The release dated February 1 carries the designation "1.7.0_13-b20," meeting Apple's requirements.
Oracle "strongly recommends" applying the CPU fixes as soon as possible, saying that the latest Critical Patch Update contains 50 new security fixes across all Jave SE products.
Update foror Snow Leopard users:
Apple have issued update 12 for Java for OS 10.6:
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1573
Note: On systems that have not already installed Java for Mac OS X 10.6 update 9 or later, this update will configure web browsers to not automatically run Java applets. Java applets may be re-enabled by clicking the region labeled "Inactive plug-in" on a web page. If no applets have been run for an extended period of time, the Java web plug-in will deactivate.

HT1338 java 7 will not work properly with Lion. In military and need to access DTS.

JAVA not working properly. Tried all found recomended solutions. Java test shows that Java is blocked but it is enabled in Safari.

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HT1338 Java is not updating in the update software menu?

Jave is not updating on my Mac Pro? I choose the update menu and the program that needs it is still not downloading? The same program is downloading fine on my IBM Desktop but not apple?
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I don't see the relevant part of the code i.e. where are you actually reading the system date?
You should also understand that a Date should NOT be stored as a formatted String. That makes it something that is not a Date, but some representation of a Date. Not the same thing. And you'll probably lose some precision in the process as well. The formatting should only be done for the display.
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Edited by: nogoodatcoding on Jun 5, 2009 2:28 PM

HT1338 Java 7 not updating on software update for mac

Java instructions say to click on "apple" and run software updates for the latest Java instead of using their download. Have no luck. Any suggestions?

Hello,
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http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1516
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1515
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http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1533

HT1338 Java Plug in not working?

I have re-installed java several times and can not get the plug in to work. So frustrating.

Hi mommaduckof2,
Have you tried downloading this Java update? Hopefully it will help ....
Java for OS X 2013-003
The article below explains what this update does:
About Java for OS X 2013-003
This release updates the Apple-provided system Java SE 6 to version 1.6.0_45 and is for OS X versions 10.7 or later.
This update uninstalls the Apple-provided Java applet plug-in from all web browsers. To use applets on a web page, click on the region labeled "Missing plug-in" to go download the latest version of the Java applet plug-in from Oracle.
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