Jinitiator too low error.

I am running 10.9.3 (new Macbook Air).  I have tried everything I can and still receive the Jinitiaitor too low error when launching forms in EBS.  I've tried Java 6 and every version of Java 7.  PLEASE HELP!!!!

Hi,
As far as I know that is the simplest solution you have. If not you have to match the client JRE with the Server JRE.
But a workaround would be, If all the users are in a specific group of a domain you may follow the below link to set the environment variable for the same group:
Windows domain-wide setting of Environment Variables at Logon - No Fluff Just Stuff
HTH!
Thanks &
Best Regards,

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