J2EE already installed - will this cause a problem

Hi all,
I would like to download JSC, but am a little apprehensive since I already have J2EE 1.4 and pointbase installed on my machine. I have searched FAQ and there is no mention that JSC optionally installs these components and I don't wish to ruin my current environment. Are the J2EE and pointbase installed automatically with JSC?
Cheers

Yes, the are installed with JSC.
Areas that could be a problem are the settins (if any) of your CLASSPATH and PATH.
Also, port conflict with both pointbase and the app server if they are running.
On my install, I removed the prior versions to be safe, but if you were carefull with the above issues, it should not be a problem. It is the same app server and point base though, and they can be run outside of the IDE for other work you may be doing...

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