Safari and Chikka java applet

Hi,
I am using chikka applet where you can find at www.chikka.com I can access it and it will load using firefox browser but not on safari...the workflow is:
www.chikka.com - mac users - launch javalite - then nothing happens (safari)
same workflow using firefox, it will ask me towards the end, certificate (trust or dont trust), when I click trust, the applet will load....but not in the case of safari. What do you think guys is the problem here?? help please...thanks...

Hmmm.
Java issues can be a "bugga" as they say in the Islands.
Java has a cache file, which you can clear. Do so by going to the Utilities folder>Java>J2SE 5.0 and removing any items in the cache. Also, select preferences in the Java menu. My panel looks like this:
Make sure your panel shows Java J2SE 5.0 at the top of the list (you can drag it there). Also, if Java 1.4.2 is installed in your system (Utilities folder>Java), open Java 1.4.2 Plugin Settings.app and click on the Cache panel>View. There you can remove any cache items.
Restart the computer/Safari.
If no go, post back and I'll give specific instructions for removing/reinstalling Java.

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