Does JRE 6 support Windows Vista 64 bit with AMD64?

Although I have installed JRE-6-beta2-windows-amd64 and JRE-6-beta2-windows-i586 seperately and together on my AMD 64 system running Vista RC1 Build 5727, java does not appear in The Control Panel, nor is it mentioned anywhere in Internet Explorer Options.
So, is this configuration supported?
As a side issue, is this why Flash Player won't install either?
Colin
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* http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/000/6b3af6c9.html

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