How to get Java 64-bit?

In Java Preferences, I only see Java SE 6 32-bit. How do I get the 64-bit installed.

You're right, of course.
So, here's my situation. I've installed a network backup client (Connected for Macintosh) and I get a Java error when I try to run it. Their tech support said first that it didn't work because I only had the 32-bit component of J2SE 6. So I went to another Snow Leopard machine, fresh out of the box, that had both 32-bit and 64-bit components of J2SE 6. Still didn't work. Now they're saying it's because version 6 is not supported by their client, and I need J2SE 5.
I tried installing various of the downloads available on the Apple servers, and all except the J2SE 6 versions said they couldn't install on Snow Leopard.
So my question has now become: is there a way to install J2SE 5 in Snow Leopard?
The problem app is Iron Mountain's Connected Backup.

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