Install various SUN jdk on linux

Hi,
I am using netbeans 5.0 on linux (mandrake 10.0) running on SUN jdk 5.0 update 7.
I have to make a project using SUN jdk 1.3.1 (SUN jdk 1.3.1_18 is a requirement).
I tried to install SUN jdk 1.3.1 but it complains that there is a newer version already installed (i.e. SUN jdk 5.0 update 7).
In wanted to have both SUN jdk installed (I need 5.0 to run netbeans, and 1.3.1 is a requirement for the project). This way, I would specify SUN 1.3.1 kit for the project in netbeans using the "java platform manager" feature.
I forced SUN jdk 1.3.1 install (using rpm ,with rpm -i --nodeps jdk131.rpm), and managed to have both SUN jdk installed at the same time.
But I did not manage to include jdk 1.3.1 in netbeans java platform manager (the directory is detected as a J2SE directory, but gives an error on next screen and cannot be added).
(One possible alternative would be to use IBM or Blackdown jdk 1.3.1 (both are detected without problem in "java platform manager"))
(Another alternative, would be to try some cross compilation modifying ant scripts for boot classpath...)
(Another alternative would be to do this under windows (where both jdk can coexists and netbeans 5.0 agrees to add SUN jdk 1.3.1 without giving an error))
But I wonder if there is a way to do this under linux with both SUN jdk.
Any idea?
(I suppose I am not the first one to try to do this)
Regards

> 716604
>
> also check
>
> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/SAPsite/download.html
Unfortunately this is wrong.
On Linux x86_64 the IBM JDK is used.
Note 1172419 - Linux: Supported Java versions on the x86_64 platform
Markus

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