Jre download

A few weeks ago i could find a jre1.2 dowmload of 5.3MB on this site.
Now how can I download it?? Icant find it. I dont want to download a huge jre1.4 (which i still cant find out how to download from here anyway)
I dont want users from my website downloading more than 5.3MB to use my application.

Here's the 5.3MB version you were talking about
http://java.sun.com/products/archive/j2se/1.2.2_007/jre/
Although, notice that this is an archive download. You may want to look into getting the current version.

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