MAC OSX 10.9 and Java Web start

Hello All ,
We are facing a warning when we tried to launch the JNLP on MAC using Java 1.7_45 .
Warning message - "This Java Application will be blocked in a future Java Security update because the jar file manifest does not contain the Permissions attribute . Please contact the Publisher for
more information "
Warning is about adding permissions to application jar files but we have already done this on all the jars .
Added code base and permissions attribute in manifest file of each jar . This works fine on Windows 7 and XP with same Java version .
Example -
Permissions: all-permissions
Codebase: code base location from jnlp
Interestingly Java console does not show any warnings so i am not sure why Java is showing this message that the application will be blocked in future java releases on MAC if permissions is not added to Jar file .
Looking at all the testing it seems there is some kind of issue between Java 7 update 45 and MAC OSX 10.9
(As the same jnlp works without any warnings on other OS )
Any help will be much appreciated .
System Details
OS - MAC OSX 10.9
Java - 1.7_45
thanks
Rupesh

Hi,
The Drivers are available via Apple Software Update,
In order to configure it wirelessly you may use the HP Easy Wireless Install app.
You may find a step by step guide in the following document:
h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/kb/docDisplay/?sp4ts.oid=4337543&spf_p.tpst...
The app iself can be downloaded from the Mac App Store:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hp-easy-wireless-setup/id876495880?mt=12
If you experience any issues while trying to locate the pritner during the wireless configuration. restoring the network defaults for the printer can be done by pressing and holding both the Cancel ( ), the Wireless ( ), and the Power ( ) buttons for three seconds.
Regards,
Shlomi
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