I need Microsoft JVM

I need to run a program through a Microsoft JVM because the program requires access to the registry and activex controls via the com.ms package. If I run this program through another JVM I will just get permission exceptions. I downloaded the Micrisoft SDK for Java 1.4 but it's bin directory has no "java.exe". How cna I do this?
I have an old version of JDeveloper which allows me to specify using Microsoft JVM, and it will work- but I need to be able to run this thing standalone.

lol i found the following paragraph quite amusing in the above http://www.microsoft.com/mscorp/java/ link:
"(An option for users dependent on the MJVM) Switch to a third-party Java Run-time Environment (JRE). Although Microsoft cannot vouch for the security and reliability of solutions offered by other companies, non-Microsoft solutions are available. Customers choosing to explore such solutions should engage in testing prior to pursuing this migration path."

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I don't know percentages but if you will have users on Windows XP or Longhorn, you can forget about using the Microsoft JVM cause it won't be there. Since you are creating a new application, I think it is a no-brainer to use Sun. In fact, Microsoft has published guides on transitioning away from the Microsoft JVM - see http://www.microsoft.com/mscorp/java/

Switching from Microsoft JVM to sun JVM plugin. Problem w crystal reports

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frames per second... in the sun JVM I get at least
60. Don't use the MS JVM. I
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anything... for example, if I have net beans running,
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Can we have a java application with out need of JVM??

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simply: there is none.
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