Java games in Safari?

Whenever I try to play a Yahoo game online, a picture of a coffee cup with two arrows in a circle around it shows up. Am I missing a plug-in? Or is it something else?
Thanks,
Geoff

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Are you sure you have java 1.6 and if so, how did you get it? I believe the latest version available from apple is 1.5.0_06. Java 1.6 was only just released by Sun, and, if I'm not mistaken, only for PC and Linux. Apple may be waiting to force people to pay for Leopard to get Java 1.6. (Though you can get a beta version from developer.apple.com.) As Hawaiian_Starman mentioned above, you can check your java version.
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