Jsp:plugin jre version

I am using jsp:plugin tag to put my applet in jsp. The default jre verion of the jsp:plugin is 1.2. I want users to use jre 1.4. How can I wite the attribute for the tag?
<jsp:plugin
type="applet"
code="mypackage.MyApplet"
//any other attribute I should use?
jreversion = ???
iepluginurl =???>
Thanks,
autogoor

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<jsp aram name="param2" value=""/>
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Java Plug-in 1.6.0_26
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Oops; I used the special tokens wrong. Sorry peoples... here is the post correctly formatted:
I would like to get Tomcat 4.1.10 to recognize jreversion's other than 1.2.2 when using the jsp:plugin tag.
My setup:
Windows XP Professional
Tomcat 4.1.10
JDK 1.4.0_01
I wrote a cheezy applet that just displays "Helloworld"
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</jsp:plugin>The page works fine for all machines that already have a JVM.
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Cant you just use
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Sigh. I found it. It's actually specified as the "iepluginurl" property of the <jsp:plugin> tag.
<emotion:frustration variation="anger">
Now I just need to figure out what *$%!# value to use for it.
The JPI's developer guide has to be the worst document I've ever seen from Sun. Normally, Sun's documents are good. Often, exceptionally so. But the JPI guide... well, after reading http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.1/docs/guide/plugin/developer_guide/using_tags.html multiple times, I'm still not sure what #$%^&* URL corresponds to "The newest released JPI equal to or newer than 1.4.0". The only URL on the whole page that they even imply works is hardwired to 1.4.0, and in the same breath they imply that every other codebase URL on the page is wrong, hypothetical, and shouldn't be used... oh, and for that matter, the 1.4_0 one shouldn't really be used ether, because it might change in the future. Grrrrr.
If there's a pattern to the following URLs (all used on the same page) that's supposed to illustrate something besides abyssmally bad editing and apparent indecision, I haven't seen it yet:
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http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/1.4/jinstall-14-win32.cab#Version=1,4,0,mn
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Weired behavior of jsp:plugin tag

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When I use <jsp:plugin type="applet".....></jsp:plugin> tag, jsp page shows a applet correctly in IE but not in mozilla(1.7). I've tried to solve this problem and found that if I use <applet></applet> tag it works fine both of them.
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What version of Jdk are you using? The Java plugin is not consistent across browsers and browser versions.
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Just go through this page to find out which tag suits your need.
http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/versions.html
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