Latest supported version of the Java SDK for XI R3.1

Hi all,
Does anyone have any ideas or views on the latest supported version of the Java SDK for 3.1 on windows ?
We are using Tomcat which ships with SDK version 1.5.0_12, I know that updating this to a later version can result in a considerable performance boost for Infoview and its supported applications especially webintelligence.

Hi Bashir, That's interesting you're using a relatively up to date version of the java SDK. Business Objects documentation states that versions up to 1.5.0_xx are supported. Did you notice any improvements in performance of the system by using the later version 1.6.0_17 ?. There are generally very significant improvements in successive updates of the SDK in term of memory management, reliability and other general bug fixes, so it's something that we will take into consideration.
Thanks

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