OAS and version of JDK

I would like to know which version of JDK is supported
by OAS and then if it is possible to use jdk 1.2.
In documentation, I read that OAS 4.07 only supported
java application developped with jdk 1.1.4. If it's true, is it
possible to switch to upgradee version of JWM ?
Regerds.
Christophe
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ted (guest) wrote:
: Hi:
: I am little confused the jdeveloper2 which came with the same
: evaluation cd uses jdk1.1.6 not jdk1.1.4 does it mean it may
: not work properly with the application server v4.0.7? I want to
: be sure since i am having trouble getting the jcorba sample
: working.
: thanks,
: ted
: JDeveloper Product Management (guest) wrote:
: : Christophe,
: : There isn't any support for Java2 in the currently shipping
: OAS,
: : the supported version is 1.1.4, the support for Java2 will be
: : added in a subsequent release, check the Oracle website for
: more
: : information
: : cheers
: : Federico
: : christophe maligorne (guest) wrote:
: : : I would like to know which version of JDK is supported
: : : by OAS and then if it is possible to use jdk 1.2.
: : : In documentation, I read that OAS 4.07 only supported
: : : java application developped with jdk 1.1.4. If it's true,
is
: : it
: : : possible to switch to upgradee version of JWM ?
: : : Regerds.
: : : Christophe
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