MQSeries 5.2 still support old Java API 1.1.8 ?

We are using MQseries 5.1 and java 1.1.8. now we are upgrading to MQseries 5.2, do we need java 1.2 or 1.3.
does the MQSeries 5.2 still support old Java API 1.1.8 ?
thanks
Rupinder

Not according to the documentation which says MQSeries 5.2 has a dependency on JDK1.2.2 or later.
Having said that, I have managed to get some JMS functions to work under JDK1.1.8.
I have had a problem when using JMS to GET a message from our mainframe QMgr but not from our Unix QMgr. This runs ok when using JDK1.2.2,
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