Where is java plugin

My wife updated her Java last week. Since then she has not been able to get on to her netbank. I checked all four of her browsers (firefox, safari, opera, chrome) and none of them are showing a plug in for java. The closes thing that I can see is something called "java mini program", which is in Firefox.
Her netbank connection worked fine until the update. Where can we find the java (applet?) plugin for OS 10.6.8?
I should mention I have the same computer with the same OS. Mine works. The only difference I can find is that her Java version is 1.6.0_65. Mine is an older version.

Hi,
thanks for posting such a 'simple' solution.
My netbank has been showing 'Inactive plugin' for a week, and I was unable to find any solution.
Now is back and running.
The difference, though, is that I did not run any update before it died... but who cares now!
Thanks again,
J.

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One note about the applet, the applet's loads
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A.A.
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This is so wrong, I don't even know which forum this would belong to ( I think I'll move it to the SAP Crystal Reports, version for Eclipse topic Space...
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firefox 4 was working just fine. I'm not sure what happened but it updated to 5 and everything quit working - Java, plugins and most annoying Adobe acrobat.
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Due to security vulnerabilities, rolling back to Firefox 4.0.1 is not recommended. Firefox 3.6.18 would be the safer choice.
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How to setup Analyzer 7.0.1 with Java plugin 1.4.2_03?

Hi, I use Hyperion Analyzer 7.0.1. The default Java Plugin is 1.3.1_09 and in my environment it is working without any problems. In my company there are other non-Hyperion applications that requires java 1.4 or higher. I noticed that Java Plugin 1.4.2_03 is also available on Analyzer installation CD. So I installed this java version on client computer, but when the applet is started it opens the java 1.3 installation window. I probably need to configure some settings on Analyzer server computer. What should I change on server site of computer to have java 1.4.2_03 (or higher if posible) accepted on client computer? Thanks, Grofaty

In pdf book "Hyperion Analyzer Release 7.0 Administration Guide - P/N: D750770000) on page 129 there is instruction (please see bellow). But in my Analyzer.jsp file are "<hya:" template tags. When I try to replace the template tags with the ordinary text described in bellow instructions I got error from Tomcat app. server - unable to compile jsp file. How to replace clsid number of java JRE to get working a java 1.4 version? Is there any file where <hya: are specified and I could change the "<hya:" variables with constants? Thanks, Grofaty =========================================== Configuring Different Java Plug-in Versions =========================================== The Hyperion Analyzer Java Web Client and Administration Tools Client are configured to use the Sun Java Plug-in 1.3.1_09. Administrators can update the Sun Java Plug-in versions by editing the Analyzer.jsp and Administrator.jsp files static versioning statement. This mandates the loading of the specified version of the Sun Java plug-in. To edit the Analyzer.jsp and Administrator.jsp static versioning statement, perform the following tasks: 1. Open the Analyzer.jsp file using a text editor. 2. Search for the static versioning statement class ID, clsid:. The current class ID value is as follows: clsid:CAFEEFAC-0013-0001-0004-ABCDEFFEDCBA 3. Edit the clsid value, to the desired Sun Java Plug-in version. Alphabetic characters at the beginning and end of the string are set by Sun. Do not change these characters. The first two sets of numeric digits indicate the Sun Java Plug-in version. The third set of numeric digits indicates the patch number. For example, the clsid value for the 1.3.1_10 Sun Java Plug-in is as follows: clsid:CAFEEFAC-0013-0001-0010-ABCDEFFEDCBA 4. Save your changes to the jsp file. 5. Repeat all of these steps for the Administrator.jsp file.

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