Java.exe vs iexplore.exe

We're running Java 1.6.0_16 on our machines to access Oracle Forms for our E-Business system.
We are running the Java applet with the "next generation Java Plug-in" disabled (as this causes issues within our system)
I've noticed that our install is seemingly not consistent.
Some users who launch java (via the program) while getting into the forms, get an "iexplore.exe" entry in their "control panel - performance" while others get a "java.exe" entry.
The users who get the java.exe are more prone to crashes and "loss of focus" when in the forms.
ALL users get the "java.exe" entry in "control panel - performance" if the next generation java plug-in is enabled.
How is it possible that the same install can lanch in two different ways?
It almost seems like the action of disabling java plug-in is not being recognised.
How do we remedy this situation to only get the "iexplore.exe" running in control panel?

No, I was recommending you launch the applet using javaws, then close the browser, since the browser is entirely irrelevant to the JWS launched applet, which is now free floating on the screen like a JFrame (e.g. outside a web page/browser).
Not on our application I'm afraid.
We have the initial html/xml JTF Framework page a user logs into, there they have a list of their responsibilities, some of these responsibilites will take them into other html/xml pages, others will launch java and into the core application.
As the java is launching another web page is opened, it's almost like a placer, un-interactive window, which then leads to the actual app running java opening.
So you basically have 3 windows open, the initial web page, a "placer" web page and the actual app.
We can close the initial web page without a problem, but this is a stable window. When we have crashes it is this window that remains unscathed by the crash, and what is used to launch the app running java again.
If we close the second html "placer" page it will immediately crash the app running java. In fact it has a disclaimer saying:
IMPORTANT: Do not close this window. Closing this window will cause Oracle Forms-based applications to close immediately, losing any unsaved data. This window may be minimized safely at any time and may be closed once all work in Oracle Forms-based applications is complete.
Closing the actual java app will naturally leave the other two windows open.
My problem is that during the launch process, some users get a java.exe program launching while others the aforementioned iexplore.exe. In both cases Java is running and the app is functioning correctly, it's just that where java.exe is being displayed as the active program, there seems to be a tendency for the program to crash, while those displaying iexplore.exe are more stable.
I'm trying to understand why the exact same call would in some situations launch iexplore.exe and in others java.exe.
As far as I can see, setup and install is identical. As previously stated, if "next-generation plug-in" (in Java Control Panel) is enabled, then the entry will always read java.exe.
My thoughts are that depite this next generation plug-in being disabled, this is not being picked up as being disabled in some region of the java and is causing us instability.

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gets to the "Select Size and Color" point, instead stuck at the
"Loading" status. This happens most times, but not every time.
Sometimes the pages load correctly, after a brief lag as it loads
the chart.
Amazon pages without this chart load fine.
The start of this problem coincides with updating Flash.
I can prevent the problem from happening almost every time if
I can quickly get my cursor into that chart area while the page
begins loading. If I allow the pages to load fully with no
interaction they will hang almost every time.
I have not noticed any problems on those same web pages using
Firefox using Flash Player 9,0,124,0
I also have not noticed any issues with other sites using
Internet Explorer either. (YouTube, QVC, CNN...etc, all OK.)
I had posted for assistance on the Experts Exchange site and
there was some debate on whether the chart was a Java or
Flash-based chart, so initially it was being approached as a
possible Java issue, so I removed all Java versions on the system
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>
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Hope this helps,
Ming
Developer Technical Support
http://www.sun.com/developers/support

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