Iplanet 6 - set jdk for specific web server instance

I am running iPlanet 6 with many web server instances. All web server instances are using the same jdk except for one which I must upgrade.
Is there a way to set the jdk for a single web server instance?

It is possible in V6.0 too:
1. Copy start-jvm script from https-admserv/ into each https-* that needs a different JVM.
2. Modify it to load the appropriate JVM
3. Modify each https-*/start script to use this new start-jvm script instead of the one in https-admserv.
Frankly speaking it is not my idea and it is not officially documented by Sun but it works!

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