Submit button disabed, when uploading eGate.sar

Hi,
I am facing a problem when installing Jcaps 5.1 on Solaris 10 sparc. Following are the steps.
1) Successfully installed Repository
2) Successfully logged into web-admin page.(with username and password)
3) From the "browse" button able to add /caps/ProductCD1/eGate.sar file.
But "Submit" button is not enabled, tried in firefox(1.04), mozilla browsers.
Please let me know how can i proceed further.
Thanks in Advance
ram

Use Internet Explorer on Windows.
You could try running IE under Wine on Solaris but the effort required to do that might not be worht the trouble particularly that you will need a Windows platform to run the Enterprise Designer anyway.
Read the documentation for pre-requisites and supported platforms.

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