Mountain Lion x Adobe CS6

How can I do to proceed a correct instalation and fully operating the Adobe CS6 Pack in a OS 10.8.2 Mountain Lion? The CS6 requires a Java SE 6 (the suite don't recognize Java 7!!!!). After uninstalling and activating the Java version 6, that remains invisible in Finder and System Preferences, including the Utilities folder, but appears working in the official Java Tester web page. Until the CS6 recognize a succesful installation of Java SE6, I cannot install the Adobe Illustrator, indeed. How can I do this installation? Where is the Java SE 6 I had installed in my Mountain Lion? Sorry about mistakes and thank you both.

Gilson Victor wrote:
Java is required for Adobe Illustrator, as said by jimhere, in the begin of installation process and during the software operation! But the version 7 just don't be recognized by CS6. So, I've been searching for tutorials to reverse the version, from 7 to SE6, and found this step-by-step instructions in this link:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5559?viewlocale=pt_BR
After this procedures, the Java still don't appearing in Finder, but works fine as Java SE 6 update 37 in Java Tester: http://www.java.com/en/download/testjava.jsp
I believe the instructions at http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5559 only work if you still have Java 6 installed after installing Java 7. I've tried them and still can't get CS6 to launch with Java 7 installed.  Java 6 for Mac seems to have been pulled from Oracle's site (which makes sense, since they're EOLing it in February) and Apple's existing Java 6 installations (like this one: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5493, or the risky MacUpdate one at http://macupdate.com/app/mac/39490/apple-java) fail for me because it claims a newer version of that same package is stalled.
So I'm stuck with a non-functional CS 6 that won't recognize Java 7, and no way to download the version it does recognize, so I can hack it together.
Is anyone running CS6 with Java 7?

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