Java file not verified

[Duchess]

I have many Java files in IE7 Add-ons list. Some report that the file is not verified, what does this mean?

Also Java files of different versions also appear, can the older ones be removed from the add-on list. If they can't be deleted can they be disabled?

All help will be appreciated.:o

[Eranga]

How this related to Java, on what contest? What Java files are you talking about, and versions? What those files do with your browser? You must provide such information here?

Keep in mind, this is not a technical forum. This is programming discussion forum.

[Duchess]

I'm grateful that you called this to my attention, a programmer I am not (far from it). Would you kindly point me to discussion group about using Java?

Thanks for your reply.

[Eranga]

Seems your are not clear with what I said. This is all about Java. The thing is how your question is related to Java.

Normally verified means, that file should from a trusted owner. I think you aware of that, if you create a project and want let it to as download for others, for a valid/secure product you must sign it with a very-sign key. That means on the web/internet those resources are valid/safer product. May be un-safe items can cause damage to you, it can be a virus and so on.

[Duchess]

Thanks for clearing that up. Not verified for Java Add Ons are not viruses or bugs. None of my anti-virus programs have mentioned and my computer's running fine.:D

[Eranga]

Always it doesn't happen. But it could be in some cases. So you have to take your risk for such instances.