Make IE ready to run the applet in ubuntu machine

Dear friends,
I want to check JMF installation using diagnostic code in IE6/IE7 on ubuntu.
I have downloded these browsers. When I was checking the JMF installation, using this below URL,
http://ku-prism.org/virtualprism/explorations/JavaTest/javatestpage.html
Applet wasn't run, and it hasn't display the any messages ( success/Failure) inside the applet window.
Can any one tel me that, How can I run the applet in IE6/IE7 on ubuntu ?
Note:
When I was checking this to windows xp ( IE) , it says below nmessages,
For JRE => jre Version... 1.5.0_10
For JMF => JMF Version... 2.1.1e
All Java Build
Native Libraries found success.
Thank you,

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