You need to install Java Web Start 1.4.2

Hi!
I try to access the PI /rep page: http://localhost:50000/rep .
By doing so I get the following error/warning:
You need to install Java Web Start 1.4.2
I am on Windows 64x Bit.
Question:
Where can I find and download Java Web Start for Windows 65 bit?
Thank you very much!
regards
Thom

Hi,
here you go:
http://java.sun.com/products/archive/index.html
BTW I suggest version 1.4.2.9.
Regards
Patrick

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