Oracle J Developer Version 9i on Windows 7

Dear Members,
Recently our IT Department has installed windows 7 OS on our PC.
Previously I was using Windows XP and JDev 9i version.
After installing Windows 7 OS Iam not able to open JDEV.EXE file.
Can we use JDev 9i on Windows 7?_
Please give me some info on this.
Many thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Arun Reddy D.
Edited by: A4S on May 13, 2010 9:54 AM

Hi,
JDeveloper 10g is not certified with Windows 7, so do not expect JDeveloper 9i to be certifed with this OS -- See (Note: 1099913.1 - Is JDeveloper 10g Certified Against Windows 7?) for details.
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