J2ee sdk installation help

Hi,
The setup is
OS= windows2000 server sp3 (standalone)
installed j2sdk1.4.2_02 in c:\j2se1.4.2
path=c:\j2se1.4.2\bin
env javahome=c:\j2se1.4.2\jre
Now when i try to install
j2eesdk-1_4-dr-windows-eval.exe,
it gives the error "There are no files requiring installation". There has been no previous installation of j2ee on this machine.
Any help is welcome.
abrar

This error message is typically issued in the case that files critical for installation are not found after the extraction of the distribution files. Please double check that your download is not corrupted and, if possible, try downloading again.
Another thing you could try is to rename j2eesdk-1_4-dr-windows-eval.exe into j2eesdk-1_4-dr-windows-eval.zip and extract its content using WinZip or similar utility into some temporary directory. After that check that you see file called appserv.class in that directory and try running setup.exe which will also be extracted. If there are errors during the attempt to unzip, that would also point to the distribution corruption as the cause of the problem.

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