Installing J2SE 5.0 on OSX 10.4

Just had a quick question. I've downloaded and installed 5.0 on my new powerbook, but terminal is still running 1.4.2. I found the java settings application and changed the default version to 5.0, but that seems to have done little to no good. And i've tried googling the subject to no success.
Anyone know if there are other settings i'll need to change to get this to work (I'm a convert from a PC so this sort of thing is foreign to me :) )

and that would be done...how? like I said...i'm a
little new to this.You will have to edit the environment variable and set the SDK's bin directory instead of any previous installation. I don't know how environment variables are set on OSX but you could find that out with a Google search. Once the environment variable has been set to the new value, the change should take effect.

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