Safari is not Supporting Oracle Forms

Hi,
I'm using Oracle forms 11g. Previously I was able to open the Oracle Forms from Safari(5.1.3) but now I'm unable to open it from Safari(5.1.7). It is showing blank page and it is also not asking for any plug-in.
Please help me out from this problem.

This is mostly an Apple issue and you should discuss it with them. Oracle Support has authored some documents on the subject, but because it is really an Apple issue, you probably will be best served contacting them. Basically, Apple has put Java on lockdown. If you want it to work make some setting changes. There are numerous web site that are talking about the new restrictions. A simple Google search will get you started.
http://www.google.com/search?q=apple+safari+won%27t+run+jre
http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2012/10/18/apple-gets-aggressive-latest-os-x-java-security-update-rips-out-browser-support/
http://joshuaesmith.tumblr.com/post/29549611105/applets-will-not-run-from-the-local-disk-in

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