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Proxy is not enabled. &nbsp;any other suggestions?
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Proxy is not enabled.  any other suggestions?

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I have just implemented an applet on my site(internal) now when the page loads the applet the plugin (java) prompts for user name and password for the network, however if you say no or just close the prompt it proceeds just fine.<br />
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can anyone help.
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I have just implemented an applet on my site(internal) now when the page loads the applet the plugin (java) prompts for user name and password for the network, however if you say no or just close the prompt it proceeds just fine.

can anyone help.

Why does the java plug in prompt for network password and user name.

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