Libjava.so

I've recently installed version 1.3 of the sdk on our Solaris (2.6) server. The only previous version installed is version 1.1, which is in the /usr/java1.1 directory. The new version was installed in the /usr/j2se directory. I modified the java symbolic link to point to the /usr/j2se directory instead of the /usr/java1.1 directory.
When I execute the "java" command at the command prompt, I receive the following error:
ld.so.1: java: fatal: libjava.so: open failed: No such file or directory
Killed
There is a file named libjava.so in the old tree structure (/usr/java1.1/lib/libjava.so), but there's also a file with the same name in the new tree structure (/usr/j2se/jre/lib/sparc/libjava.so). Is there some other symbolic link that I need to modify in order for the file to be found, or is there some other piece to the installation process that I missed, or is it something else entirely?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rich

I found it, it was a @#%*@ PATH problem. Argghh. Don't you just hate it when someone installed something incorrectly four years ago that has an impact on something you're doing now?
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