JAVA VERSION 6 UPDATE 13 REQUIRED

Hi.
A user of mine has an applciation which requires Java Version 6 Update 13. Can anyone tell me where I can download this from, please?
Thanks.

StanSparks wrote:
The software publisher insists update 13 is required.Do they really? Have you actually asked them? Why? What's the bugId? Or are you just being anal?
Sun is very very good at not introducing regression bugs in patch releases.

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