Install Java for Updated Maverick to 10.9.5

I am an instructor and need to watch videos for yearly requirements. The videos require Java. Are there security issues with Java? If not, how do I Install Java for updated version 10.9.5 on Maverick? Java was not previously installed. Susan

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You must purchase Snow Leopard through the Apple Store: Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard - Apple Store (U.S.). The price is $19.99 plus tax. You will be sent physical media by mail after placing your order.
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thank you baltwo for your reply
well, the download of the files I mentioned before (second screenshot) ... the library files I just removed also before without success (not mentioned before, right) ... and now I tested other ways more and found a temporary solution ... I write down the steps for other users:
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Must install Java 6 Update 7 plugin.

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Folks,
I've been seeing the same thing. And I have three platforms, iMac, MacBook, and MacBook Pro. And all three have the same result. Needless to say I think I've become an expert on doing OS X clean installs (LOL).
@marc265, I will attempt your process and post my results.
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SEPv12 updated, problem resolved.
I go to my NAS (WD My Book Live), and I am unable to open directories. Error states Java issue, needs most current version. I check with Apple, and I have most current available (unless I'm unaware of a special link to some download). No updates on App Store. So I go straight to Java. Get teh download 7u11, and execute. It updates and states, "Successful." Reattempted to access directories via Safari located on my NAS, same Java error. I go to Terminal and execute the "java -version" and it state v6!
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I verified Safari and Java settings - No go thus far.
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I hope I didn't loose anyone with my rambling.
/r
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