Jinitiator 1.3.1.18 AND java 1.5.x

Ola,
i need to use jinitiator 1.3.1.18 AND java 1.5.x !!
Problem: jinitiator uses only java 1.3.x
If i choose another java version by xp - system - jinitiator - adjusted - path
I got a different error messages...java 1.5 produces another error than 1.6....
without jinitiator it works !!
Has anyone got an idea ???
THANX
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user600252

You haven't specified so far what is on the server side, nor the Oracle version installed on your SLES, are you talking about Application Server ? Forms deployment or Discoverer? Depending on what is at the server side you will be required to configure some files there to define which Java environment will be configured for the client. On the client side the configured plugin will be requested.
It is important to define also if you are planning to use only database on the server side, as well as the version of it, since there are Oracle products that require the Jinitiator to launch applets, such as Oracle Enterprise Manager.
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