JDeveloper and J2SE 6.0 (jdk 1.6.0)

Hello,
i would like to use the jdk 1.6.0 with the Oracle JDeveloper 10g (10.1.3.0.2). I set up the Pathes but when i am compiling programm wich only shows a JFrame (nothing more), i get the Message "Process exited with exit code -1073741819". How can I develop programms with this JDeveloper release and jdk 1.6.0 ???
I hope that anyone can help ma!!!
Stefan Elm

Thanks for the response. I had read this. Also, there isn't any chance to use jdk 1.6.0 ?? So i can't use jdk 1.6.0 with the actual JDeveloper releses??

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