Java Plug-in problem on Safari 4

Hi all,
I have installed Safari 4 for Windows and I have problems using Java applications while browsing : Even if I already installed last Java update , rebooted and installed the Safari Java plug-in from Apple.com website I still can't manage to use Java during my internet surfing...has anyone of you a problem like me?How did you solve it? please help meee
Message was edited by: Xander90

Can't help you as I have the same problem. Sorry.

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