PI7.1 : which version of JRE

Hi,
with PI 7.1, is there a restriction with the version of JRE installed on our workstation ?
so can I used the version 1.6 and do I have to use 1.5 like for PI 7.0 ?
thanks.
Mickael

Dear Mickael
JRE1.6 is only supported as PI PI7.1
In XI3.0 /PI7.0 , you can use JRE1.5 or 1.4.2
and for XI 3.0 and lower than SP11 , only JRE 1.4.2 is supported
you can also refer to Note 801868
Please let me know if this answers your question.
Regards
Monika

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