How do I enable Java to do JNLP in Safari? We use the Java Network Launch Protocol to load up our applications at work, but it's failing for our Mac users now.  I VNC'd into my test Mac to give it a test, and it appears that nothing happens at all.  In the past, if Java wasn't installed it would give the install option, and if it was install it would to a launch.  Now the URL bar just flashes and goes back to the previous website.  Appears that perhaps some recent OS X update has broken this functionality.  How can I re-enable it?
Quick and easy solution is to utilize an alternate browser. I had a similar issue with a Keyboard Video Mouse switch that required Java in order to initiate a JNLP (Java Web Start) session. After installing various versions of Java (1.6, 1.7, etc.) (O.S. is Mountain Lion) and trying to start a JNLP session in Safari (Version 6.0.5, [8536.30.1]) would see the efforts subsequently fail. I installed Google Chrome (Version 28.0.1500.71) and tried to initiate a JNLP session and it worked fine. Firefox may or may not work equally as well but I did not test beyond Google Chrome.