JRE 7 update 45

Hi,
After updating jre 7update 45 my applet is not working.The applet is signed with the trusted certificate.
Also accrding to release notes I have added the attributes
Permissions : all-permissions
codebase : *
Application-Name : Display
Application-Library-Allowable-Codebase : *
Caller-Allowable-Codebase : *
After adding the attribute I again siged the jar file using the same trusted certificate we have been using.
Still it gives some blue shield warning message.
Is there a bug in jre 7update 45.Or I am missing something because of which it is not working.
Is there any solution for suppressing these security warnings.

This is resolved and jar file is working fine without any warning message.
What I did is.I added the below attrributes to my jar file
Codebase : *
Permissions: all-permissions
Application-Allowable-Library-Codebase : *
Caller-Allowable-Codebase : *
I added these attributes by extracting the jar file contents through winzip.
After this I signed the jar file again with new trusted certificate anded used the following cermgr Command
to include the certificate in ROOT and trusted publisher
certmgr.exe -add <path of the certificate> -s -r localMachine ROOT
certmgr.exe -add <path of the cetificate> -s -r localMachine trustedpublisher
This made my jar file working fine with jre 7 update 45.

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