32 bit JRE in 64 bit windows.

Hello,
I know its very much basic question... But i am not much clear about it.
Can u plz anyone clear me....
Rite now i am using my java application with jre 1.6.0_11 in 32 bit Windows architecture.
And now we planned to support *64 bit Windows architecture like Windows 2008 Server R2,Windows 7 (64 bit) etc..*.
Now my confusion is whether *32 bit jre will work properly with this 64 bit architectures*?
Please guide me....
Thank You !!!

I think you will not be able to install a 32 bit application in 64 bit machine.
In general installing a 32 bit application in 64 bit is no issue. You can do it.what i am saying is if the user is installing a 32 bit application into a 64 bit application then whether the application will work or not will depend on some factors. There is no straight answer "yes" or "No" for this. Depend on application to application. Also on the type os support provided by the 64 bit OS for running 32 bit application.
please give me clear information that whether my 32 bit jre (which is used my java application) will work in 64 bit architecture?why don't you just install and check it whether it is working or not. I think you can do this while sitting in your chair.
if i run my application with 32 bit jre in 64 bit architecture will i encounter any kind of performance or real time issue?I have given a link in my replies check it again.

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