Java doesn't work in proxy environment

I assume it's because of the "separate process" approach to running Java taken by Safari 5.1, but when my system is set to use a proxy, Java ceases to function in Java 5.1. If I then return to a non-proxy environment, Java works again. In the proxy environment I tried reinstalling Java and quitting and relaunching Safari, but no luck. Under the same conditions the same Java applets worked in Firefox 5.01 so I know Java was fine with the proxy itself, it's just that Safari 5.1 is somehow interfering with that or failing to set a parameter in the Java environment I would guess.
Tried to find a way to lodge a bug report but this is the best I could do.
Anyone else?
Cheers,
Matthew.

Sorry - I meant "in Safari 5.1" and I now see there have been other reports.

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