JConnector - which Java Version is supportet?

Hi we have to develop a solution which connects a PDA (Windows Mobile) to the SAP System. We tried to use JAVA 1.5 but the virtual machine of our PDA does not support JAVA 1.5. It only supports JAVA up to version 1.3.
So my question: Does JConnector 2.1.2 support JAVA version 1.3?
Best regards
Volker

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