Web Browser - Clearing the Java Cache
This document explains how to clear the Java plug-in cache. This forces the browser to load the latest versions of web pages and programs, which is useful for troubleshooting problems with web applications such as Oracle.
Mac OS X (10.5 and Higher)
- Click on the Apple icon at the top left of the screen
 - Click the System Preferences icon to open
 - Click on the Java icon located under the Other section to open the Java Control Panel 

 - Click on Settings under Temporary Internet Files

 - Click on the Delete Files button on Temporary Internet Files
 - This will open the Delete Files and Applications window, click OK

 
Read more about clearing the Java Cache in MacOS X here.
Windows
Open the Java Control Panel:
- Windows 7
- Open the Start menu and click on Control Panel.
 - In the Control Panel Search type Java Control Panel.
 - Click on the Java icon to open the Java Control Panel.
 
 
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Windows 8
- Move your mouse to one of the two right-hand corners of your screen to reveal the Charms Menu and click on the Search icon.
 - In the search box that appears on the right-hand side of the screen, type Java Control Panel.
 - Click on the Java icon to open the Java Control Panel.
 
 
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Windows 10
 
- Click on the Cortana Start Button and select Control Panel.
 - In the Control Panel, search Java Control Panel
 - Click the Settings..button. (located under the General tab of the Java Control Panel.)
 - Click Delete Files.
 - Click the check boxes by the files that you would like to delete & Click OK.
 
Clear the Cache Using the Java Control Panel:
- In the Java Control Panel, go to the General tab.
 - Under the "Temporary Internet Files" section, select the Settings button.
 - The "Temporary Files Settings" dialog box should appear. Click the Delete Files... button.
 - Verify all options in the "Delete Temporary Files" window are checked, then click OK.
 - Click OK in the "Temporary Files Settings" dialog.
 
Read more about clearing the Java Cache in Windows here.
This document was adapted from a Java Support article.
