Kavachart into JDeveloper to Developer 6i!

I am trying to get a charting package called Kavachart (used to be called Javachart) to be available to a Bean area in Forms 6i. For this I think the best way is to get it into JDeveloper, so I can juat make it a Pluggable Java Component, and it should work with Forms OK.
Anybody ever used Kavachart in JDeveloper? Any hints?

Hi Christian,
Developer 6i and Developer 2000 are quite separate releases of the same
product and therefore must be in separate homes.
The Oracle 8i Client should also be in a separate home to these two.
If you are referring to Designer 6i, then you can install Designer and
Developer into the same Oracle Home (as they work closely together), but
they MUST be the same release, e.g.:
- Designer 6i and Developer 6i
- Developer 2000 and Designer 2000
We strongly recommend you do NOT mix releases in the same home, such as
Designer 6i and Developer 2000, as you will have problems getting both
products to work (they are essentially incompatible).
Regards,
Designer Product Management

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