R12 and Sun JRE question

Just a quick question related to the Sun JRE and R12 .. We recently upgrade from 11.5.10.2 to 12.1.3 ..
We are still in testing mode but everything appears to be working fine so far ..
One thing we noticed is that we are using the Sun JRE 1.6_18 on our PC's and we have 1.6_07 on the Web server environment files.
ex: in the .xml s_sun_plugin_ver">1.6.0_07
We also had to disable the Next Generation feature in the SUN JRE 1.6_18 because of different issues already known in metalink.
As far as I know the Sun JRE version in the Webserver only indicates the lowest version that can be used on PC's, all our PC use version 1.6.0_18
Is there any advantage in running the "txkSetPLugin.sh 16018" to bring the Webserver at 1.6.0_18 instead of 1.6.0_07 ?
Or can we just leave the webserver version at 1.6.0_07 ? as all our PC's use only one version of the Sun JRE which is 1.6.0._18
Thanks

When reading note 393931.1, it appears that the version in the Webserver config files, only dicates the lowest version that can be used on the PCs , in our case we only have one version 1.6_18 on our PCs , so I assume that having version 1.6_07 or 1.6_18 in the Web config files should not make any difference in our case ?It is always recommended you have the same version of Jinitiator/JRE on the web server and the client machines. Not sure about the list of advantages, so you may log a SR for this.
Also Note 393931.1 mentions patch 4377566, but the readme for this patch mentions the following:
APPLICATIONS INTEROPERABILITY PATCH FOR JRE1.5.0_x PLUGIN
So is this patch also applicable to JRE 1.6 ?This is a small patch, so I would recommend applying it.
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