9iAS and OC4J versions

Hi all,
I am currently running 9iAS 9.0.3 (Portal 9.0.2.6) with OC4J 9.0.3. I have a requirement for OC4J 9.0.2 (an Oracle portlet that doesn't run on 9.0.3 yet!). So now I have the following questions:
- Can I keep my current 9iAS installation as is, but in addition have a OC4J 9.0.2 instance?
- Can I upgrade only my OC4J to 9.0.4?
Regards & TIA
Anton.

I have encountered a similar problem. This is how I worked around it.
I have Forms applications for which I installed 9iAS 902 into one Oracle home on my server. I also have JDeveloper 9032 applications which I was told require 9iAS 903 to run. So I installed a second instance of 9iAS (903) into a separate Oracle home. The later version becomes the Enterprise Manager and must be left as such.

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