Java 7 update 17 not working on Mac os x 10.7.5

Hi,
I am trying to get my Java working on my mac os x 10.7.5, but everything is saying that the plug-in is inactive, or java applets just continuously load. My java is enabled and up to date, as is my safari. I have read about all this stuff saying apple disabled java then renabled it without telling anyone. What exactly is going on and how can i get java to work?!?! I have tried fiddling with its settings, uninstalling, reinstalling, downloading chrome, etc etc and nothing seems to have any affect. Is there a way of reverting to some old software in either safari, java, or something to make this work as it used to until it decided to not one magical day?
Thanks in advance,
Jen

Hi Jen,
I am having the same issue, from what i am reading and understanding is apple and there in genius ideas decided to block Java because its apparently a security risk - a joke i know!
see i had my course materail for tafe all working then i decided to do the update that kept popping up since then it doesnt work, i installed java 7 update 17 on my old mac book pro and it works perfectly the only thing that is different between those 2 is safari my imac is running 6.0.3 and my macbook is still on the one before that..
i am still currently working on a way to enable this again unless apple relise that this was a completly stupid idea and come to there sens before i come up with away then ill keep you updated when i get it working
so for those who are reading this and havent updated yet my advise if you need java for online games or course materail or anything really DONT UPDATE
thanks
mel

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I am running Mac OS X 10.10.1 Yosemite and iPhoto Version 9.6 (910.29). Automatic updates in the Mac App Store is turned on for my iMac and it shows no updates available. I was told directly by Apple Support on the date that I wrote this article (Nov 8, 2014) that there were no Canon drivers and photo transfer software that worked with Yosemite. I was told by Canon that the workaround was to change the communication method from Normal to PTP on the camera, which did provide a solution. At that time I was running Mac OS X 10.10 (because the 10.10.1 update was not yet available) and the most up-to-date version of iPhoto for Mac OS X 10.10 that was available at that time, at least per the Mac App Store. I was told by Canon that the workaround was to change the communication method from Normal to PTP on the camera, which did provide a solution.
With the Mac OS X 10.10.1 update if the camera is in PTP communications mode the thumbnails now appear in the Import screen in iPhoto almost immediately. If the camera is returned to Normal communications mode; however, it takes forever for the thumbnails to appear. I have been waiting 10 minutes and iPhoto has generated only 14 thumbnails. So it appears that there is still something not working properly between the original Canon EOS Digital Rebel and Mac OS X Yosemite 10.10.1 when the communications mode on the camera is set to Normal.

Java is not working any more

The last 6 months Java has not worked at all. I have Java 1.4.2 and 5.0 installed. I have tried re-installation, emptying buffers, resettings safari, using other browsers, created new user account in OSX and so on. I have tried all the tricks in the book and I have talked with other people that have the same problem without being able to find a solution.
My theory is that everything went wrong with the last java update, and I'm wondering whether Apple will release another update also including Java 1.6. I have waited quite long now, hoping for a update, but it doesn't seem to happen. Does anybody have some ideas on what I can do to get Java working again.

HI punsk and Welcome to Apple Discussions ...
Since you're having so much trouble with Java, you might consider backing up your files and doing a complete erase and reinstall. Not an Archive and Install, ERASE and start over. Once you do that, go to Software Updates available from the Apple menu; Apple/Software Updates and start from scratch.
If you do this, after this is finished, run Disk Utility from your Applications/Utilities folder and Repair Disk Permissions.
Also, on your iBook. Make sure you have available drive space for updates. Open Disk Utility, select MacintoshHD in the panel on the left, then look down right side of window and you'll see:
Capacity and Available. Make sure your Available drive space is at least 20% of the total drive.
Carolyn

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