J2SDK-1.4.0.02.rpm for Linux 7.3 does a bogus Install

I'm NOT a newbie to Linux. I've been using Linux for about 5 years.
I'm currently using RedHat ver 7.3 and I can't get your SDK to install correctly.
I execute the J2sdk-1.4.0.02-linux-i586-rpm.bin to get the rpm file
I install the rpm file and it all looks normal. My RPM manager shows
a list of installed files etc. It all looks normal.
Now I goto a BASH shell prompt and do a "locate java" and it shows
all the new files under /usr/java/j2sdk1.4.0_02/ directory.
To check my installed version I issue the command: "java -version".
Guess what I get? This message:
"Kaffe Virtual Machine Transvirtual tech Inc. Engine Just-In-Time v3
version 1.0.6 Java version 1.1"
When I try to run any of the "jar" files that work fine in Micro$oft
Windows, they fail to run. It does not look as if Sun's Java is installed
at all. I've scoured the Readme, the Forums, FAQ's and your website.
I can't even get a "hit" in your search engine on the string "Kaffe".
It's as if the Linux system does not know the files have been installed.
What's wrong? And why can't I find any documentation on this problem?
A quick HOWTO for Installing & registering with the Linux system would be nice.
Thanks in advance,
Vic Bradley
[email protected]

<snip>
Now I goto a BASH shell prompt and do a "locate java"
and it shows
all the new files under /usr/java/j2sdk1.4.0_02/
directory.
To check my installed version I issue the command:
"java -version".
Guess what I get? This message:
"Kaffe Virtual Machine Transvirtual tech Inc. Engine
Just-In-Time v3
version 1.0.6 Java version 1.1"Sun's Java is being shadowed by the Java implementation that is already installed. Uninstall the Kaffe RPM.
<snip>
I can't even get a "hit" in your search engine on the
string "Kaffe".Kaffe has nothing to do with Sub, apart from being a Java implementation. It's a open-source implementation, therefore some Linux distros will provide it, rather than Sun's.
Bhav

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