Java Access Helper problem

I just downloaded Java Access Helper zip file, and unzipped, and run the following command in UNIX
% java -jar jaccesshelper.jar -install
I get the following error message, and the installation stopped.
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NumberFormatException: Empty version string
at java.lang.Package.isCompatibleWith(Package.java:206)
at jaccesshelper.main.JAccessHelperApp.checkJavaVersion(JAccessHelperApp.java:1156)
at jaccesshelper.main.JAccessHelperApp.instanceMain(JAccessHelperApp.java:159)
at JAccessHelper.main(JAccessHelper.java:39)
If I try to run the jar file, I get the same error message.
Does anyone know how I can fix this?
Thanks

sorry ab the multiple post, it was urgent for me to
know the answer.
I've JDK 1.4.2 and JAccessHelper should work with 1.3
or later
Can there be some kind of path problems?No, I doubt it. It's just some internal app failure - looks like it's trying to determine the running Java version, and is not doing a good job at it. But the failure has nothing per se to Java, it's that specific app - what are we supposed to know about that app though?

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