Jdk version for jaxp

Can jaxp 1.1 or/and jaxp 1.2 be implemented on jdk1.2? Any different in the deployment from other version?

Can jaxp 1.1 or/and jaxp 1.2 be implemented on jdk1.2?
Any different in the deployment from other version?No as long as you have the right jars it should work
Though it has been tested with jdk1.3 and higher but it still should be able to work with jdk1.2.
Thanks,
Bhakti Mehta
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