Multiple version of JRE in company..How to manage? (newbie question)

Greetings..this is a newbie question
We have 48 versions of JRE running in on XP IE6 in our company.
Some version beat up other JAVA applications.
It's a mess.
How can anyone manage this many versions?
Can we consolidate down to a few versions?
I saw some posts on changing the JRE dynamically or perhaps using a wrapper with a product from "sourceforge".
Are these viable?
Thanks in advance

We have 48 versions of JRE running in on XP IE6 in
our company.
Some version beat up other JAVA applications.
It's a mess.can you elaborate on how some versions "beat up" other apps?
How can anyone manage this many versions?you don't, each computer should periodically upgrade (IMO) but you shouldn't care. if you do, tell your users to load the latest version
Can we consolidate down to a few versions?sure
I saw some posts on changing the JRE dynamically or
perhaps using a wrapper with a product from
"sourceforge".
Are these viable?i have no idea what this is, but I have doubts about your problem, if it exists at all

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