Java MQ 3.6 End of Support date?

Is there an announced date for the End of Support of Java System Message Queue 3.6?
TIA!

The following are the end of support dates for MQ 3.6
Product Name Prod Status EOL Date Full Support End Date Limited Support End Date (EOSL)
Sun Java System
Message Queue 3.6 SPx EOL 08/2008 08/2009 08/2013
There won't be any bug fixes after Full Support End Date.

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4 8307,
5 NULL,
6 mdsys.sdo_elem_info_array(1,1003,1),
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9 -123.80833332065798,48.675352618459506,
10 -123.65050767229724,48.675352618459506,
11 -123.65050767229724,48.58352678668598,
12 -123.80833332065798,48.58352678668598
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8307,
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-123.80833332065798,48.58352678668598,
-123.80833332065798,48.675352618459506,
-123.65050767229724,48.675352618459506,
-123.65050767229724,48.58352678668598,
-123.80833332065798,48.58352678668598
), 'mask=ANYINTERACT querytype=WINDOW'
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So, what can we make of all this? We know that there exists a model for which the SDO_RELATE works via the Java SDO API. This model is a subset (w.r.t. the data set) of our original model in which we detected the "TNS end of communication channel problem". The environment we used for these tests is exactly the same: JDBC Thin driver (version 9.0.1.0.0), Oracle9i Enterprise Edition (Release 9.0.1.2.1 - Production).
One can think that the problem lies in the Oracle Object-Realational or Oracle Spatial but the fact that we can successfully execute the same SDO_RELATE queries in SQL*PLUS rejects this possibility. Perhaps it depends on the amount of data passed to the JDBC driver and the fashion in which it handles it! In our test above we had RELATED 267 geometries. We know that there exist SDO_RELATE queries that run successfully with modelA, but those are queries which ONLY retrieve an EMPTY set of RELATED geometries. In other words we don't get the "TNS end of communication channel" because NO data gets fetched from the server to the client! As soon as we find a SDO_RELATE query which retrieves (RELATES) at least 1 geometry that runs successfully in SQL*PLUS and run it via the Java SDO API - it FAILS! This means that no matter what volume of data is fetched from the server-JDBCThin-SDOAPI-client as long as there is ANY data, the query FAILS in modelA.
Perhaps something internally in the Oracle 9i Server happens that prevent the data being fetch to the JDBCThin for that particular modelA. But what that might be?
Very peculiar problem!
Regards,
Georgi

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