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After the latest update Mac OS X Lion, I think that Apple disabled Java applications by default. When I try to run one, I get the following dialog:

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If I choose to "Enable" it, how would I disable it later on? Is there any other way to enable this setting besides trying to launch a Java application (i.e. is there some place to manage this setting)?

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Use the Java Preferences app (located in the Utilities folder) to manage Java settings (also see this reference).

General steps:

  1. Go to your Utilities folder (either by going to the Applications folder or using the ++U key combo from Finder)
  2. Launch the Java Preferences application
  3. Uncheck the box next to "Enable applet plug-in and Web Start applications"

Screenshot:

Java Preferences screenshot

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