Install JRE 1.5.12 in the PI 7.0 server

Hi Gurus,
We are planning to install JRE 1.5.12 in the PI 7.0 server with Service Pack 11, whereas currently it is 1.4.2.
Please note we will not remove the 1.4.2 version from the PI Server but will add this new version as well. What will be impact of installing JRE 1.5.12.
Regards
R.Ragu

Hi,
When you install the 1.5.12 , this will over write the 1.4.2, ther will not any problem while installation.
once you do this 1.5.12 will be in use and if u have java version greater than 1.4.2, some mapping icons will not be in active and runtime problems can occur
Regards
Seshagiri

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