Jdeveloper 10.1.3:plus Oracle 10.1/HP-UX/Portal 10/iAS Jdev/ 11i Oracle 9i

Hello, We look for some helpful directions to set the environment
Jdeveloper 10.1.3 can connect to Oracle 10.1/HP-UX/ with Portal 10.1.4 installed on the top ,
plus the same
Jdeveloper 10.1.3 can connect to JVM on Oracle Applications 10.5.10.
We trying to migrate to the new environment from the current legacy
JDEV with some vague zones/pathes to hold some WEB-REPORTS which need to be sent to the current portal 3.0.9 by request from portlets.
Also we try to subscribe to Weather Web Services and add a new Custom Weather Portlet with Zip Code parameter in the new 10.1.4 portal.
Q: Where in the Portal 10.1.4 Unix setup is indicated which JVM to use?
Q: We want to go new portal (3.0.9 to 10.1.4), but not upgrade JDEV on Unix to OC4J.
Is it possible at all?
Q: Can we install this Jdeveloper on Unix with Oracle 10g and pick up the reports from JVM zones on Application 11i with 9iAS?

Sorry , for too vague questions. I will close this thread for now.

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