Safari unable to upload to "Image Bank"

I've tried at work and at home, both on dual G5's to upload images to company's Image Bank (on a server in The Netherlands). I used IE (I upgraded from Panther) and uploaded fine, although IE is extremely unstable. It's not the proxies nor FTP issues because I've uploaded from PC's at both home and work. The Image Bank site is heavy duty java and it launches an executable when pressing "upload" after selecting the image. I'm current with all updates. There's no crashing or panicking going on when I press upload, just a quick nothingness. Anybody?

Can you confirm if another browser besides IE will work? Keep in mind that IE included it's own Runtime for Java.

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