Why is java update every week almost?

I am finding my computer ask for java update all time
and is very annoying. Why is this happen? I not want
update every week is too much trouble for me. I have
java say it need update then window tell me it want
update then media player then something else. Is
stupid have to do these thing all time! Please stop
make new version every time! It drive me crazy!Thank you for your input, we value your opinions and we intend to reduce updates by 5% over the next twelve months.
Our target is to have zero updates by 2008, however as this may be unattainable we plan to offset our future updates by paying a developing nation to downgrade.

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HT5493 Java update and reverting to 1.6 plug in.

Good afternoon.
After installing the java update this week I've realised it makes my Macbook useless for work. I regularly rely on a Corporate Information System at my University to access student records. This system is incompatible with Java 7, upon installing the update it directs me to install the plug in from Oracle (for which only java 7 is available) When trying to access the system it comes up with the following error, "requires jinitiator 1.1.8.2 or higher" Which I assume is a change between Java 6 and 7.
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I have now used time machine to restore to prior to the update (which took 48 hours for 300GB!!!!!)
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So ideally I would like to install the update (for various reasons, including security) but still have access to University system.
It doesn't sound like you can. If this is a web-based Java applet, there is no Java 6 applet plug-in anymore. Apple has removed it in this update, so you have no choice but to use Java 7 for web applets. If it is not a web applet, rolling back should work fine, but the system may be incompatible with the changes in the latest version of Java 6 as well. If you can't use the latest versions of Java, you will be forced to use a version of Java that is not only vulnerable to attack, but that the hackers of the world have now gotten a road map to (in the form of the update). Just because a vulnerability is patched does not mean that it stops being exploited... many vulnerabilities continue to be exploited for years, due to people who are unable or unwilling to install security updates.
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HT5493 Java update and reverting to 1.6

Good afternoon.
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I have now used time machine to restore to prior to the update (which took 48 hours for 300GB!!!!!)
So ideally I would like to install the update (for various reasons, including security) but still have access to University system.
Can anyone provide any advice how I can do so?
Alternatively I suppose I will have to avoid this update, but I assume it is forever going to remind me. If that is the case then is there a way to permanently tell my macbook to ignore this update?
Any help greatfully received?
Kind regards
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