Setting JRE Runtime parameters at login

I manage a domain with 140 users and they need to have java runtime parameters set to use their web applications. Is there a way, via a script, to set the runtime parameters for users? Currently using JRE 6u5 i586
-Necco

Yes, Rick, it seems to be a bug on MII.
Anyway, we'll hard code user and password...
Thanks a lot!

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