Java Location in oracle home files

Hi All,
I have recently installed Java on HP-UX.now i want to update all file in ORACLE_HOME to use this JAVA.
Can anyone pls refer me some link or hint where i can find the list of files which are required to be updated to use this java.
Likewise
Default JAVA location=$ORACLE_HOME/jdk
Want to change this java location to /db01/java1.6( i hve installed)
DB version=11.1.0.7
Regards,
Neev

Neev wrote:
This mean by running .bash_profile after providing changes it will starting using custom installed JAVA.
Sorry dont have strong knowledge on unixEither you can run as
$cd
$. .bash_profile
or
exit the user session and re login, then automatically it will run bash profile internally.

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