Java CAPS - Support for browsers Firefox/Mozilla

Please provide support for other browsers (Firefox,Mozilla) for installation (and usage) of Sun Java CAPS. In the Step 2 of the installation, when must supply the path to the eGate.sar, we get the following Java script error with Firefox:
Error: document.getElementById("LicenseSubmitButton") has no properties
Source File: http://localhost:12000/eManager/protected/admin/display/DisplayPage.jsp
Line: 416
Bruno Antunes,
Java Software Engineer

Also when documentation is installed in the Java CAPS repository, we can't see-it with FireFox on linux. Some ActiveX code is being called from javascript:
// Load XML
var xml = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM")
....Again support for other browsers will be appreciated.
Bruno Antunes,
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