Chnaging Java Version in 10g

Hello,
I recently downloaded JDeveloper 10g(9.051) which run Java Version (1.4.2_03) and so far I like what I seen, but I have been assigned a enhancement to a Oracle Internet File System Application, which runs I believe Java Version 1.3.1_02. Is there a way to change the 10g to use the older version of Java, or am I just going to have to use the older Jdeveloper IDE.
sincerely
Mark E Daly

Check the JDeveloper online help and search for JDK - you'll find instructions to change the JDK in there.

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