Different java versions in same project

Hi
Has anyone used 2 different versions of java in same
J2EE project.
I have a web project where i have a Applet which
displays data in graphs etc, this applet uses applet -
servlet communication to connect to database,
What i want to try to do is develop all the servlets
and code running on application server using
J2SDK1.4.2 and the applet using J2sdk1.5 (5.0).
I cannot use java 1.5 for server side as i am using
app server which does not support it, but i want to
use java 1.5 to get latest abilities in Swing.
I see a potential problem with class compiled in
different versions,
I populate data in java class and send this class to
applet which reads data from these classes and do the
plotting
Any suggestions
Ashish

How are the applets and servlets to communicate? If they use html/xhtml, etc, there should be no problem. If you're serializing objects, then yes, there is a potential for a problem.

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