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Click 'Missing Plugin' Click 'More Info' to view the 'Java Download for OS X' Click 'Agree and Start Free Download' Select the jre.dmg file and install Java; Setting Preferences in Safari. Select “Preferences” from the Safari menu; Select “Websites” from the menu bar; Select “Java” in the Plugin section on the left navigation bar. Description: Multiple vulnerabilities exist in Java 1.6.037, the most serious of which may allow an untrusted Java applet to execute arbitrary code outside the Java sandbox. Visiting a web page containing a maliciously crafted untrusted Java applet may lead to arbitrary code execution with the privileges of the current user. After upgrading, however, I could no longer launch a Java applet for remote desktop access that I've used for years. The upgrade put Safari at version 12.0 (13606.2.11). There no longer is a Java plug-in under the list of available plug-ins that can be enabled/disabled for individual web sites. Specifically, it used to look like this.

Installing and Configuring the Java Plug-in for Java Applets ~~ For Mac OS 9

Confirm the Java Applet Settings

Verify that you have the proper Java Applet Settings.

Note: For the requirements and configurations for the OS and the Web browser, please see the section on ActiveAssets Client System and Configuration.

How to verify the settings:

Verifying the Java Plug-in settings happens in the Web Browser.

  • For OS X:

  1. Verify that you have the latest Web Browser (Safari). If you have the latest version of Safari, you will not need to install the plug-in.

  2. Make sure your OS version is 10.3.9 or later. Also make sure your web browser is the latest version. Verify the installation of JRE 1.4.2 or later when you are using 10.3.9 or later.

  • For OS 9:

  1. Open Preferences from the Edit menu of Internet Explorer.

  2. Select Java from the “Web Browser” section.

  3. Confirm that the “Enable Java (Apple MRJ)” checkbox is checked.

  1. When the checkbox is already selected: This is the correct setting. There is no need to install the Java Plugin (MRJ). => Proceed to “Confirm the version of the Java Plug-in (MRJ)”

  2. When the checkbox is not checked. Check this box, and click OK, to finish.

  3. When clicking the checkbox, and a warning message appears below, this means the Java Plugin (MRJ) is not installed. Please proceed to the section “Manually Installing the Java Plug-in” below.

  4. You can confirm the version of the plug-in by following the method below:

  5. Browse to: /System Folder/Extensions/MRJ Libraries. Inside, you will see “MRJLib. Select it, and choose “Get Info” from the File Menu.

  6. Browse to: /Applications/Apple Extras/Mac OS Runtime For Java. Make sure that inside this folder is a file called “About MRJ 2.2.5”.

The following warning message dialog illustrates the Security Certificate acceptance screen. This appears when performing Multiple Uploads or Downloads.

  • Click Yes, and the Multiple Upload Apple will load.

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  1. Please first log out of ActiveAssets prior to downloading the Plug-in.

  2. Download the Java Plug-in for OS 9 from Apple. Go to their Java Plug-in page, and begin the installation process.

  1. The Download page will open.

  2. Click the blue Download button that appears in the middle of the page.

  3. When the download completes, an MRJ Installer Disk Image will appear on your desktop (or wherever your download location is set to. Open this image, and double click on the Installer to begin the installation.

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Note: Before beginning the installation process, please close all other applications.

  1. The Software License Agreement screen will come up. Click Agree to continue.

  1. A dialog asking you to choose your installation volume will come up. Browse to the volume that has the currently running OS 9 system, and then click the Install button.

  1. A dialog asking you to make sure that there are no other programs running will appear. Quit all other applications, and then click the Continue button.

  1. After the installation process has completed, a confirmation dialog will appear. Click Quit to finish the installation.

  1. After the installation has finished, use one of the following methods to confirm the installation, and Java Plug-in version.

  2. Browse to: /System Folder/Extensions/MRJ Libraries. Inside, you will see “MRJLib. Select it, and choose “Get Info” from the File Menu.

  3. Browse to: /Applications/Apple Extras/Mac OS Runtime For Java. Make sure that inside this folder is a file called “About MRJ 2.2.5”.

Part of the Java madness on OSX is the need to explicitly enable java applet plug-in and web start applications. This catches me out every time I need to visit the ATO business portal and login with my AusKey. It also catches me out on the odd web page from time to time and I usually waste time looking for plugins in various browsers.

Here is the trick (courtesy of the ATO): Java Preferences are in the Utilities folder (not system preferences, not each browser).

3. Once Java and the AUSkey software are installed please follow the below steps:
– Click ‘GO’ from the top menu (if you cannot see ‘GO’ you may need to minimize your programs and click on the desktop)
– Click ‘Utilities’
– Double Click ‘Java Preferences’
– Tick the ‘Enable applet plug-in and Web Start applications’ button (This is located in the General TAB)
– Close Java preferences and try to use your AUSkey

This fixes the error with the SAML Pre-Request in Safari on OSX:

System Error

An error has occurred while detecting your system configuration or accessing the required software on your machine.

Please click Close.

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