Problem with JAVA Web Console

Question

Hello friends:
trying to use Java Web Console under Sol10 / Sparc:
Please...any help?
root@uben:/$ smcwebserver start
Registering com.sun.web.console_2.2.2.
Registering com.sun.web.ui_2.2.2.
Registering /usr/share/webconsole/lib/serviceapi.jar
as com_sun_management_services_api.jar for scope ALL
Registering /usr/share/webconsole/lib/serviceimpl.jar
as com_sun_management_services_impl.jar for scope ALL
Registering /usr/share/webconsole/lib/consoleimpl.jar
as com_sun_management_console_impl.jar for scope ALL
Registering /usr/share/webconsole/lib/cc.jar
as com_sun_management_cc.jar for scope ALL
Registering /usr/share/webconsole/lib/SMIWebCommon.jar
as com_sun_management_webcommon.jar for scope ALL
Registering /usr/share/lib/jato/jato.jar
as com_iplanet_jato_jato.jar for scope ALL
Registering /usr/share/webconsole/lib/serviceimpl_es.jar
as com_sun_management_services_impl_2.2_es.jar for scope ALL
Registering /usr/share/webconsole/lib/cc_es.jar
as com_sun_management_cc_2.2_es.jar for scope ALL
Registering /usr/share/webconsole/lib/solaris_impl.jar
as com_sun_management_solaris_impl.jar for scope ALL
Registering login module com.sun.management.services.authentication.PamLogin Module
Registering login module com.sun.management.services.authentication.RbacRole LoginModule
Registering /usr/share/webconsole/lib/solaris_implx.jar
as com_sun_management_solaris_implx.jar for scope ALL
Server not started! No management applications registered.
root@uben:/$ smcwebserver start
Server not started! No management applications registered.
root@uben:/$

Answer 1

Thanks Tim for the info, and thank you all too.
The issue here is not only if Essbase is fully supported or not by the new java version (or the other way around).  A patch later on will solve the compatibility problem.
But the major problems here are two: 
1. Oracle publishes java versions prematurely without warning the public for the compatibility issues, or at least to say that "we haven't checked everything yet".
2. The end users get pop ups (unless disabled) that their (older) java version is not secure anymore. That scares the users and drives them to update their JRE or JDK prematurely without telling that to anyone.
Cheers
George